Chapter 4136

Married At First Sight Chapter 4136
Chapter 4136
Kathryn continued, “It’s not that I don’t want to be part of this family; it’s that you’ve never accepted me. To you, Shiloh is your real sister, and I’m the intruder. In your eyes, I should never have returned or taken her place.
“I know exactly how Dad treats me. I may not be sentimental, but I’m not heartless. If you had shown me even a hint of sincerity, I would have reciprocated threefold. But you never did. You weren’t even willing to give me half a point of sincerity.
“So why bring up the past now? The winner takes all, and the loser fades away. Stop fixating on the Farrell family’s affairs and give up on suing for a share of Mom’s estate.
“Her will is clear. Most of her assets are mine. She left a small portion to our nieces and nephews, and yes, you three received something as well. Honestly, what Mom left you is more than enough for a comfortable life. Instead of wasting time blaming me, maybe you should focus on your job. If you don’t, you might lose that too.”
Kathryn leaned in slightly. “Right now, I’m still working at Farrell Group. Liberty isn’t fully operational yet—she still needs my guidance. That means I have influence here. Because of me, Liberty is tolerating you for now. But the moment I leave, you’ll lose any protection you have. If you keep showing up at work with that attitude, you’ll be out the door before you know it.”
Marco’s face flushed with frustration.
Kathryn continued, “Brother, Mom is gone. She can’t protect you anymore. You’re in your forties—soon you’ll be a grandfather. Grow up. Stop creating chaos. Acknowledge that you’re not as capable as you believe.
“Take what Mom left you and manage your own life. You’re already better

“More than 90% of people are in a better position than you. What more do you want? Are you waiting to lose everything before you finally see the truth? By then, it will be too late. There’s no magical remedy for regret.”

Marco’s expression darkened, his voice icy. “I don’t need you to dictate how I should live my life. I’m your older brother, over ten years your senior, so stop pretending to be in charge! You’re not our ‘backer.’ You’ve been trying to push us out of the Farrell Group from the very beginning!”

Kathryn smiled. “That’s correct. I do want you gone. Let’s be honest, Brother—how competent are you really? What have you and our other brothers contributed to the Farrell Group?”

She tilted her head. “Back in the day, people listened to you because Mom was in charge. You were her sons, the young masters of the Farrell family, so you held power by default. You had loyal managers who helped maintain your control.

“But now, Mom is gone. You’re no longer the preferred heirs. The sycophants who used to surround you have either left or aligned themselves with me. And just so you know, I won’t be relying on them either. They’re here merely as a warning for Liberty.”

Kathryn had no patience for opportunists.