Chapter 3741

Married At First Sight Chapter 3741
Married At First Sight Chapter 3741 – “Alright, it’s two against one—I can’t win.”
Carrie exclaimed angrily, “Just give me tens of thousands of dollars. I’m broke.”
She extended her hand toward Camryn, expecting her to hand over the cash.
Camryn pushed her hand away and replied, “Trenton is working part-time during winter
break to earn his own spending money. You’re capable too, but you refuse to seek employment.
Honestly, even if you swept the streets, you’d still earn something.
I have money, but I’m not giving it to you. Don’t speak of sisterhood. Even if we are
sisters, I’m under no obligation to support my adult sister. If you want money, earn it
yourself.”
With that, Camryn turned away and focused on her flowers and plants.
As New Year’s approached, the flower market was thriving. Many customers visited daily
to purchase flowers, and all her workers were out delivering orders.
At times, they were so busy that two bodyguards had to assist with deliveries.
Everyone in Wiltspoon knew that Camryn was the second lady of the York family. She
was independent and well-established in her husband’s family, where she was treated like a daughter.
Aside from Carrie, her troublesome sister, no one dared to confront Camryn.
“I was born a rich lady! I don’t need to work!” Carrie shouted.
She understood she wouldn’t receive money from Camryn, but she was in a foul mood and came to argue regardless. It was always the same exchange.
“Second sister,” Trenton said, gently holding her arm. “Let’s go outside. Don’t disturb the
eldest sister here. It’s bad for her business.”
Carrie didn’t pull away but insisted, “Fine, but you need to give me money. Our parents instructed you
to provide me with tens of thousands each month for living expenses. You can’t just give me three or…

“Five thousand? You might as well be treating me like a beggar.” Carrie exclaimed. “Trenton, I’m your second sister. We share the same parents, so you should support me!” She was aware that Trenton had access to their parents’ savings, which had been transferred to his account. She anticipated receiving $10,000 a month from him. However, following Camryn’s advice, Trenton only provided Carrie with three to five thousand dollars, which was insufficient for her extravagant lifestyle.

Although Carrie had faced difficulties for some time, she was not financially destitute. After being manipulated by Mr. Labbe, she had managed to save a few million. Nevertheless, she spent lavishly and believed she deserved to live like the second lady of the Newmans. She often claimed that being born into wealth entitled her to a life of luxury.

Trenton pulled Carrie out of the flower shop, only releasing her once they were a good distance away. Turning to confront his frustrated sister, he said, “Second sister, please stop constantly asking for money. After the New Year, you should look for a job. If this continues, I’ll inform our parents during my next visit to prison that I’m cutting off your financial support. You’re in your early twenties now; you can’t keep depending on them.”

Camryn had always been right. Trenton had been too lenient. If he had been firmer like their eldest sister, Carrie would have sought employment long ago out of necessity. Determined to encourage her to be more responsible, Trenton resolved not to give Carrie any more money after the New Year and planned to discuss this with their parents during his next prison visit. He believed Carrie was truly a lost cause.