Chapter 4119

Married At First Sight Chapter 4119
Chapter 4119
Liberty spoke with conviction. “I am now the head of this family, not your mother. If you cannot handle the responsibilities of a vice president, then step down. I will not tolerate anyone sitting around and collecting a paycheck without contributing.”
She was determined not to allow their laziness to go unchecked.
The three brothers had already faced considerable losses in their business endeavors.
The only assets they had that remained stable were the rental properties and commercial spaces they had acquired.
This was why Holden had encouraged his sons to return home, invest in more properties, and rely on rental income—it presented a much safer alternative to their reckless business pursuits.
If a property wasn’t renting well, they could always sell it and recoup some funds.
However, their business ventures were a different matter.
More often than not, they ended up in debt.
When Clarissa was alive, she had bailed them out numerous times, using her personal funds to cover their losses.
While there were instances when they turned a profit, it was primarily due to contracts with Farrell Group, which absorbed the associated risks.
Their success came at the company’s expense.
The profits Marco and his brothers had earned over the years were built on the losses incurred by Farrell Group.
Marco’s expression darkened. He wanted to argue but restrained himself, his jaw tightening as he glared at Liberty.
She met his gaze unwaveringly.
“Big brother.”
Sage and Noel quickly intervened, pulling Marco back.
Noel, typically the most diplomatic of the three, forced a smile as he picked up the documents Liberty had thrown on the table. “President Farrell, we will redo them immediately—correctly this time. We will ensure they meet your expectations.”

Marco exhaled sharply, struggling to contain his frustration. Without saying a word, he snatched the documents from Noel’s hand and stormed out. “President Farrell, we’ll get back to work,” Sage and Noel said before quickly following Marco.

As soon as they exited the president’s office, Sage turned back and spat towards it. Noel shot him a warning glance. “Sage, the secretary is still here.”

The president’s secretary had changed; the one who had served under Clarissa was no longer present. When Kathryn temporarily took charge of Farrell Group, the former secretary resigned, fully aware that a change in leadership meant a change in staff. Having been with Farrell Group for years, she understood the business world’s politics. Resigning on her own terms allowed her a dignified exit—far better than waiting for Liberty to dismiss her.

The new secretary had previously worked for Kathryn, who recognized her competence and recommended her to Liberty, who chose to retain her. As an outsider stepping into Farrell Group, Liberty lacked a solid foundation within the company. She needed someone familiar with its operations, and this secretary proved to be an invaluable asset.

At the elevator, the three brothers encountered Kathryn. She was alone, dressed in a professional suit that made her appear delicate and unassuming. Unlike Liberty, she did not project the same sharp, commanding presence. Kathryn and Camryn shared this trait; on the surface, they seemed fragile, even weak. However, beneath that exterior lay a sharp mind and unyielding determination.

Kathryn held a document in her hand, on her way to discuss business with Liberty. After the New Year, she had stepped aside for Liberty to take over, returning to her former role as vice president. Ever since learning the truth about her…

Due to her mother’s unorthodox ascent to power, Kathryn no longer viewed herself as the rightful heir to the Farrell Group. The four siblings exchanged glances. Then, without saying a word, Kathryn exited the elevator and walked past them.