Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3367

“Mom.” Marco smiled awkwardly. “How could my dad scold you? He made a mistake, but he has you in his heart.”

“My dad lives with me. Every day, he talks about you the most. He says, Who will accompany you to relax when you are in a bad mood? My dad also reads novels on his mobile phone every day. He reads romance novels, learning how the male protagonist pursues the female protagonist, and says he wants your forgiveness.”

Holden has castrated himself. No matter how young and beautiful the beauties outside were, he couldn’t touch them. Clarissa had cut off his desire for s-e-x.

He didn’t agree to divorce. Even if he hated Clarissa in his heart, he was unwilling to divorce because he knew that if he divorced, he would not get any family property and would most likely leave the house empty-handed.

In Jensburg, he would never be able to beat Clarissa.

Unless he lived longer than Clarissa, then he could act like the old man of the Farrell family after Clarissa died.

The premise was that the new head of the family respected him and gave him the face of a father so that he could act like an old man.

If it were Kathryn, Kathryn would not indulge her father in being arrogant.

Holden had to keep his tail between his legs.

He felt that he had lived a life of frustration.

Sure enough, it was not easy to be the son-in-law of the Farrell family.

Back then, he must have been crazy to choose Clarissa as a son-in-law. The only benefit he got was that the Janzen family lived a good material life because of Clarissa’s overt and covert help.

Holden did not divorce for the sake of the Janzen family.

Marcor was so bold at this moment that he dared to help Holden accuse Clarissa.

When Marco was stared at by Kathryn, he came to his senses and realized what he had said. His face changed, and he quickly explained to Clarissa on the other end of the phone, “Mom, I-I don’t mean anything else; I just…”

“Alright!”

Clarissa interrupted Marco’s explanation on the phone.

“You don’t have to explain, and you don’t have to speak for your dad. Your dad and I have been married for decades. I know better than you what kind of person he is and what he thinks of me. Who didn’t have someone they liked when they were young? Who I admired before marriage has nothing to do with your dad, and it has nothing to do with you. Your dad has no right to say anything about me, let alone you. You are my children, not my elders. You have no right to blame me.”