Chapter 4227

Married At First Sight Chapter 4227
Chapter 4227
“Health is the most important thing. Everything else is secondary. With the York family’s wealth and influence, even if my nephew is only average, they won’t have to worry about finding a successor.”
However, privately, Elisa still hoped her nephew would become the next head of the York family.
Now that the Stone and York families were connected through marriage, her nephew was not only her relative but also Serenity’s cousin. He was likely to inherit the Stone family’s legacy. If the York family’s successor was not her nephew, would that create tension in the newly improved relationship between the two families?
After all, the next head of the York family wouldn’t be directly linked to the Stone family anymore.
Elisa kept these thoughts to herself, not wanting to place any pressure on Serenity. Besides, from her nephew’s perspective, good health was paramount.
“Elisa, you’re busy. I won’t keep you. You and Remy have been working so hard lately.”
Elisa had been overwhelmed, and Remy, feeling sympathetic, did everything he could to assist her.
He was more skilled than Elisa in some areas, and she often let him manage her workload. Over time, he learned everything about her business, which made it easier for him to support her when needed.
“Serenity, let’s skip the formalities. We’re not just cousins—we’re best friends.”
“You and Jasmine are my closest friends. I may not have many outstanding qualities, but I am loyal.”
Loyalty can be both a strength and a weakness. Sometimes, those who are overly affectionate make mistakes because of it.
Serenity laughed. “Alright, alright, no more formalities. I’ll hang up now.”
She quickly ended the call, not wanting to take up more of Elisa’s time.
Feeling cheerful, Elisa

After reviewing and signing a contract with a business partner, she smiled apologetically and said, “I wanted to invite you for tea and dinner, but I just received a call from Serenity. My friend just had a baby, and I’d like to visit her in the hospital. Let’s reschedule dinner. My secretary will show you out.” The partners laughed and replied, “That’s wonderful news! Go visit your friend. We’ll take you out for dinner another day.”

This company had three female CEOs, all from influential families. They rarely hosted business dinners, not due to a lack of desire, but because their husbands—who were also powerful figures—would insist on joining. This often created an atmosphere of pressure rather than relaxation for the guests.

When they did attend social events, they never felt obligated to drink unless they wanted to. No one dared to pressure them, especially with men like Mr. York present. His cold stare alone could freeze anyone in their tracks. Meanwhile, Miss Stone’s fiancé, Remy, though he appeared warm and gentle, was a formidable businessman in his own right.

Elisa shook hands with her partners and personally escorted them out before returning to her desk. She tidied up, shut down her computer, grabbed her bag, and left. Just outside, her secretary approached and asked, “Miss Stone, where are you going? The meeting is about to start.”