Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Pedro said, "Even if Miss Hunt hadn't mentioned it, we would still send an invitation to your cousin once we set the wedding date. Whether she comes or not is up to her, but extending the invitation is our decision."

As Kathryn's assistant, Pedro spent almost every day by mirobas her side-he knew exactly what she was thinking.

Even if Audrey didn't want to attend, Pedro would still do everything he could to persuade her. He didn't want Kathryn to feel like no one was celebrating her wedding.

Audrey had a broad perspective. The grudges of the previous generation had ended with the passing of the Farrell family's patriarch.

While she and Kathryn would never have a normal cousinly relationship, it wasn't accurate to say she despised Kathryn to the point of refusing to acknowledge her.

In Pedro's eyes, Audrey actually admired Kathryn.

After all, they were family, sharing the same Farrell bloodline.

"Alright then. After we get our marriage certificate, we'll have someone pick an auspicious date for the wedding. Then, you'll come with me to Wiltspoon to personally deliver invitations to my cousin and Serenity."

"Okay," Kathryn agreed. "Serenity is about to give birth, so she probably won't make it to our wedding. If she wants to be polite, she might send Young Master York in her place."

"That

into the suburbs, Kathryn glanced out

"You'll

a big villa out here for me?

in the suburbs, a bit far from the city. She also owned a townhouse

Farrell family, a townhouse was all she could afford. Now, though, buying a large villa wouldn't be

have high expectations.

she could call home, that

bought a house yet. I'll wait until you

married," Pedro said

about leaving Jensburg, so Pedro held off on purchasing property. For now, she had plenty of real estate in Jensburg-her inheritance from her

city with milder winters and buy a new home-a place where we can build our family. In time, it'll grow into a big home

children and grandchildren- each of them successful in their own right. Whether they inherited the family assets or built their

"Alright," Pedro agreed.