Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary)
Chapter 140

Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei Chapter 140

Chapter 140

Serenity‘s youngest cousin was only seventeen or eighteen years old. It was the age whereby impulseand hot–bloodedness reigned supreme.

He had a horrible temper too. When Serenity refused to go to the hospital or delete the post, he gotangry and threatened to smash her bookstore.

Serenity looked at him coldly. “Don‘t you dare!”

Her eyes were stern and cold, and her icy words carried a domineering aura that made the Huntbrothers shrink for no reason.

“Noah.” Mike turned his head to glare at the youngest cousin. When the latter did not dare to speak upanymore, he looked at Serenity and smiled. “Serenity, don‘t be mad at Noah. That‘s just the way hetalks.

“Like what John said earlier, we‘re still cousins with close blood relations. No matter what, we‘re family.Will you benefit by humiliating us? We were wrong in this matter, so we apologize to you. Let bygonesbe bygones, okay?

“You don‘t need to pay any money. We only ask that you go visit Grandmom. She really wants to seeyou. These days, Grandmom and Granddad have been blaming themselves for doing so manyheartless things to you before. They said that they had let your parents down,

“Serenity, we‘re not saints, so we all make mistakes. The important thing is that we acknowledge ourmistakes. Our grandparents are old and know they were at fault. Just give them the chance to correcttheir mistakes and apologize to you.”

Only when they pulled out the emotion card and both sides made up would Serenity delete the postand end the matter.

Even if they wanted money, they could not ask for it now and could only give up.

In fact, they all regretted it.

If they had known that Serenity was so tough and fierce enough to air the family‘s dirty laundry inretaliation, they would have never have used this trick. They ended up being dealt a heavy blow. Theywere of the opinion that the Hunt sisters cared about their reputation, and that no one would come tothe sisters‘ aid. However, they never imagined that so many people would help Serenity and Libertywhen the

situation was reversed. Instead, they became the ones who were beaten up like dogs.

With their family conditions and their income, each of them only needed to chip in a little to cover fortheir grandmother‘s medical expenses. Even if they did not, their grandparents had hundreds ofthousands in savings, whidi was enough to pay the medical bills.

They simply did not want to spend their own money and wanted to make the Hunt sisters pay instead.

In the end… the losses outweighed the gains.

Actually, no; they did not gain anything at all except for a face full of dust.

They had no choice but to go to Serenity in person, apologize to her, and beg her to let them go.

Even if they hated her so much that their teeth ached, they could only replace a way to retaliate after thismatter was over.

On the surface, they had to act as if they were trying to make peace with her.