Chapter 4103

Married At First Sight Chapter 4103
Chapter 4103
Pedro said anxiously, “Miss, this is far too dangerous. You don’t know how to fight. What if something happens…?”
Pedro couldn’t bear the thought of Kathryn getting into trouble.
Although Kathryn was not expected to take over as the head of the Farrell family, Pedro had been assigned to her by the base. His official duty was to protect and serve her.
If anything were to happen to Kathryn, it would be his responsibility, and he would be held accountable by the base—not only for failing her but also for damaging its reputation.
“Don’t worry, I’ll be fine,” Kathryn reassured him. “Besides, you’ll be protecting me from the shadows, Pedro. I trust you, and I trust myself too. I may not have formal fighting training, but I’ve been fighting my entire life. I have real combat experience.”
Liberty hesitated before asking, “Kathryn, are you sure about this? The three of them don’t see you as their sister. Why risk yourself for them? If they truly want you dead, who’s to say they won’t try again? You’ve done everything possible to save their lives, but all they want is to take yours. They resent you for what they believe you’ve done to the Farrell family—handing it over to outsiders. Honestly, Kathryn, I think their hatred for you is stronger than their hatred for me.”
The Janzen family’s father and sons held deep resentment toward Kathryn, but Liberty believed their animosity toward her burned even more fiercely.
Even Kathryn’s older nephews and nieces, influenced by their fathers’ bitterness, had begun to resent her.
Liberty promised, “I’ll ensure they don’t come into my hands. I won’t take their lives, so you don’t need to put yourself at risk again.”
Kathryn shook her head. “Liberty, you don’t understand them like I do. They’ll…

Never stop, never let go—especially since my mother left most of her private property to me. This inheritance only fuels their resentment. They are eager to reclaim what my mother bequeathed to me, even contemplating selling the antiques in the Farrell family mansion.

“Those antiques have been passed down through generations—they are family treasures. Even in the toughest times, the heads of the family never considered selling them. But my brothers… they are different. They have already entertained the idea.

“There are also the jewels my mother left behind, heirlooms that have been passed down through generations of family leaders. These are not just personal belongings; they are part of the family’s wealth. While the head of the family may wear or utilize them, they belong to the family as a whole. Any one of those pieces could fetch a fortune.

“Our ancestors entrusted those treasures to safeguard the family during crises. In the past, if the family faced an economic emergency, a meeting would be convened to decide whether to sell those heirlooms. This decision required the approval of at least half the clan. Back then, the clan wielded significant power, and even the family head had to respect the elders.

“However, after my aunt and mother took control, they centralized power, stripping the clan of its authority. Now, in today’s legal society, the clan’s influence has waned. Yet, the family’s treasures are not meant to be treated lightly.

“My mother, as ruthless as some believed her to be, never dreamed of taking those treasures for herself. And there’s no way she would have allowed my three brothers to claim them either. Their last name is Janzen, not Farrell. Those treasures are not theirs to take.”