Chapter 4142

Married At First Sight Chapter 4142
Chapter 4142
“I fell in love with you at first sight… and even more at second sight.” Timothy looked at Tinsley with deep affection, as if his feelings were completely sincere.
To be fair, Tinsley was exceptional in every way—more than deserving of him, the eldest son of the Labbe family.
They were close in age and likely shared many interests.
However, despite his persistence, Tinsley consistently refused to give him a chance.
He wasn’t discouraged, though; he hadn’t been pursuing her for long. Given that the Ormond family had more daughters than sons, their women were particularly cautious in relationships—something he could understand.
Their guarded nature stemmed from the need to protect the Ormond family’s wealth.
Naturally, Timothy had his own reasons for being interested in that fortune. Yet after meeting Tinsley, he genuinely appreciated her. He wasn’t just willing to marry her—he truly wanted to.
She was capable, and together, they could form a formidable couple.
Even if the rightful heir of the Labbe family returned to reclaim his position, Timothy wouldn’t have to worry. As long as he married into the Ormond family, his future would be secure.
If he could gain control of the Ormond business and gradually shift its influence toward the Labbe family, he would have enough leverage to challenge his own family. Then he wouldn’t need to fear ending up like the head of the Jensburg Farrell family.
The more Tinsley resisted, the more determined he became. Winning her over was not just about love—it was a challenge.
“Mr. Labbe, please have your people remove these flowers immediately, or I’ll throw them all in the trash.”
Tinsley glanced at the floral arrangement that spelled out “I love you.”
It was nothing original—just the same clichéd gesture.

a romantic gesture, you could have expressed it in a more thoughtful way. Anyone can say “I love you” with a bouquet of flowers, but did Timothy really believe this would win her over? Did he think she would suddenly trust his sincerity? Not only was she unconvinced; even her youngest cousin saw right through his ploy. Her cousin had even cautioned her not to be deceived by Timothy’s good looks and charming words, insisting that his father was a ruthless man who was bound for a bad end. They didn’t want a brother-in-law like that. Tinsley had laughed off her cousin’s serious warning, but she reassured them nonetheless. There would be another brother-in-law someday—just not Timothy. She wasn’t interested in him.

Timothy’s smile flickered for a moment before he quickly regained his composure. “Tinsley, don’t be like this. I’m serious.” Tinsley’s expression remained frosty. “Mr. Labbe, so am I. If you don’t remove these flowers, I’ll have them cleared out myself.” Timothy gazed at the grand display he had arranged, feeling conflicted. “Tinsley, my sincerity is right in front of you. Aren’t you even a little moved? Not at all touched?” He sighed dramatically, as if heartbroken. “I’ve had so many women chasing after me, but I never cared about any of them. The moment I met you, everything changed. For you, I’ve done things I never thought I would do.”

He was nearly moved by his own words. Tinsley, however, remained unimpressed. “Moved?” She gestured toward the sea of flowers blocking the company entrance. “You had people dump all these flowers here. You brought an entire crowd, obstructing our employees from entering and exiting. You’ve disrupted my work. All I see are losses, your sense of entitlement, and your utter disregard for others. What I don’t see is sincerity.” “You claim you fell in love with me at first sight. If you truly meant it, you would have shown it differently.”

If you truly cared, you wouldn’t be creating such a scene. You wouldn’t complicate my life or interfere with my business. If this is your definition of sincerity, then you clearly don’t understand me at all.