Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Timothy continued, "Tinsley, the Labbe family is just as powerful as the Ormonds-if not more. As the eldest son of my family, why would I be after your family's money? The Labbe family has so much wealth that money is the least of our concerns. In fact, you and I are the perfect match. With our families' combined strength, we'd be unstoppable."

Tinsley wanted to scoff at his claim. The Labbe family was indeed powerful, possibly surpassing the Ormonds, but Timothy wasn't the one in charge. In fact, even his father wasn't the true head of the family. The real power and fortune of the Labbe family belonged to its actual leader.

Timothy and his father were merely caretakers, managing things on someone else's behalf. Did they really think acting as intermediaries made them the rightful owners?

If the former head's son returned, reclaimed his position, and took over the family's assets,

Timothy and his father would be left with nothing. They'd be reduced to salaried employees, compensated for their years of service but nothing more.

Without the Labbe family's backing, Timothy's personal wealth wouldn't even come close to matching the Ormonds'.

Tinsley had already discussed this with Elora. The two sisters knew exactly what Mr. Labbe was after.

them didn't claim to

openly admit they were after the Ormond

Mr. Labbe's management and there were

love right now, nor do I have time for it. Please, don't waste your energy on me. There

comparison to Elora's private chef. But among the general

that, as the eldest son of the Labbe family, he was always seen driving luxury cars, surrounded by bodyguards-exuding an air of wealth and prestige. He didn't even need to pursue women. Plenty of admirers would line up

anyone from an equally wealthy family-those who knew the truth about the

with determination. "It's okay if you don't like me now. In time, you'll see who's genuine and who's not. One day, you believe

see that I won't give

to load the flowers back into the van, making sure Tinsley couldn't complain about them piling up outside her