Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1858

Callum stood up, assisted Camryn in picking up the blind man’s walking stick, handed it to her, and then walked away while supporting her.

Trenton stood up, and looked at the back of his sister who turned and left. He opened his mouth and called softly: “Elder Sister.”

After a pause, when Camryn was about to walk out of the coffee shop, Trenton pulled out his chair, quickly chased after his sister, and shouted loudly: “Sister.”

This time, Camryn stopped. But she still didn’t turn around.

Everyone in the coffee shop looked at the siblings.

“Go buy anything you need, book your flight ticket in advance, and on the day of departure, your sister will arrange for a driver to pick you up. If you want, you can move back home. No matter what time it is, it will be your home.” After Camryn finished speaking, she walked away again.

“Sister, I’m sorry.” Trenton apologized loudly.

He shouldn’t have satirized the eldest sister like that just now.

Yes, ever since he could remember, the eldest sister had always been indifferent to him. Sometimes it could be said to be indifferent, and she always looked like she didn’t want to talk to him.

But under his care day after day, year after year, the eldest sister treated him like a younger brother, and her love for him was hidden under that indifferent expression.

But because he heard too many bad things about his sister, he questioned and satirized her in person, and was slapped by the elder sister. He felt that he deserved it.

The two-year-old child lost his father’s love before he knew anything, and his mother remarried immediately. After remarrying, she still regarded her as a thorn in her side and a thorn in her flesh…

Thinking of how her parents and second sister usually treat the eldest sister, Trenton’s face turned red and then pale. The elder sister didn’t criticize him because she was giving him face. What qualifications did he have and what position did he have to accuse the elder sister?

“Sister, I’m sorry, I was wrong, I shouldn’t have said that to you, I’m sorry!” Trenton solemnly apologized to the eldest sister, and apologized repeatedly.

Camryn still didn’t turn around, but just said lightly: “Sister is not angry; you don’t have to feel guilty. I can understand what you think, but, Trenton, you are almost an adult; you have to have your own thoughts; you have to learn what is right from wrong; don’t be led by the nose; don’t be used by others.

When you can’t even trust your own sister, can you trust your aunt and cousins? You are too young to take care of the company, I don’t know what they did in our Newman family and how much blood they sucked from the Newman family.”