Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Chapter 1028
“We won’t be able to win the lawsuit?”
Old Mrs Hunt continued. “This house was built by your Uncle Scott, and I’m his mother, but I still can’t
inherit it?”
“You can, but you can’t inherit it completely Just like what I just told you, you can only inherit a quarter of Uncle Scott’s share It’s
the same for Granddad
Noah was only patiently explaining everything to his grandmom because he was afraid she would clash with Serenity again.
1 don’t care In any case, your granddad and I live in this house It belongs to us, and we can give it to whomever we want Am I
going to be arrested if we lose the lawsuit?”
Noah scared his grandmom, “If the law is enforced, you and Granddad will be evicted from the house If you cause trouble, you’ll
be arrested and given free meals like how I was detained last time Grandmom, it’s scary to be detained. It’s better not to break
the law.”
He was traumatized after being detained for fifteen days. He did not have the guts to do anything harmful
again.
“But Serenity and Liberty are daughters. Can daughters inherit the family property too?”
“According to inheritance law, daughters also have the right to inherit.”
“Why aren’t those d*mn girls dead? If they had died earlier, they wouldn’t come back to fight for the family property with me.”
Old Mrs. Hunt did not know the law, but after his grandson’s explanation, she realized that she and her husband could not take
much advantage of the situation. She also could not make the call to give all of Scott’s family assets to John. Old Mrs. Hunt
could not help but curse at Serenity and her sister for shamelessly returning to their parents’ home to fight for the family property.
Serenity did not care about the people outside. She took Zachary to visit her family’s house. It was built nearly 20 years ago and
had long become an old house. Nevertheless, this was still her home and roots.

Standing at the door of a room full of clutter, Serenity said to Zachary, “This room belonged to Liberty and me. I was timid when I
was a child and didn’t dare to sleep in a room by myself, so I slept with my sister.
“I was also a messy sleeper, always pushing my sister such that she had nowhere to sleep. Once, she even fell off and went
under the end. She woke up and felt the sand on the ground, so she called our mom and said there was a lot of sand on the bed.
“When she got up and turned on the light, she realized that she had slept on the floor. She fell off after being pushed by me.”
Serenity smiled as she talked about her embarrassing story as a child, but her eyes eventually turned red.
The house was still here, but their parents were no longer around.
Back then, Serenity would call out to her mom when she came home from school. Her mother would definitely answer her.
One would still have a place to return to if one’s parents were still alive, but one would only be left with the way home if one’s
parents were gone.
“I still remember that it was raining when my sister and I were kicked out of the house. They didn’t even let us take umbrellas.
We were drenched in the rain, crying while looking back. They were so cruel that
they closed the door and locked it.
“At that time, I didn’t understand why we couldn’t live in the house my parents built-our house.
“It was very hard for me when I lost my parents. I kept dreaming about them in my sleep, but they went far
away when I called out to them... Why did Granddad and Grandmom do that to my sister and me?”