Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Kathryn said, “Okay, I’ll go to the hospital later. Mom, you should go home and rest.”

Kathryn did not refuse, and she agreed to go to the hospital to take care of Holden.

After being silent for a moment, Matriarch Farrell said, “Just come and sit here for an hour. You don’t have to take care of him personally. As your biological father, he doesn’t care about you.”

Matriarch Farrell had no feelings for Kathryn at first, but after all, she was born after ten months of pregnancy. Blood is thicker than water, so feelings can be cultivated quickly. But Holden was different.

Since Kathryn was a young girl, Janzen did not raise her. It didn’t hurt him because he didn’t even hold or love Kathryn. Also, Kathryn did not take his surname, Janzen. His three sons were named Janzen, and they were descendants of his Janzen family.

Therefore, after Kathryn came back, Holden, the biological father, could not really accept Kathryn, the biological daughter.

Matriarch Farrell knew this better than anyone else.

Now that Holden was lying on the hospital bed and needed someone to take care of him, he thought of his biological daughter and wanted to repair the relationship. Haha, why did he go there so early?

my biological father. Maybe it’s because my father and I have

no father’s love since she was a child. Her adoptive father had always been indifferent to her because he had long known that

parents. She thought of them for all the good food, drinks, and

parents favored sons

turned out that she was not their

her biological parents, her biological mother tested and trained her in various

who only had eyes for Shiloh, his adopted daughter, and when introducing her boyfriend,

silent, she said, “You are a sensible child;

mind and didn’t care about

get busy. I will wait

how are you handling the bodyguard’s death

Liberty in the slightest,

get hurt at all, but the Farrell family also suffered a big loss because what happened

in the clan knew about it. They didn’t dare to say anything on their faces, but