Married at First Sight

Married At First Sight Chapter 4196

As Pedro once said, biased people never change.

Kathryn never expected her father to change. She had long since given up on their relationship.

Even so, as she lay in bed, enduring the pain, her eyes welled up with tears. A deep sense of injustice washed over her, and she couldn't hold back her sobs.

Pedro walked in and saw her crying.

He sat beside her, pulling out a tissue to gently wipe her tears. "They're not worth your tears," he said softly.

Kathryn sat up and buried herself in his arms. "Pedro, you're all I have."

He held her close, his voice filled with tenderness. "Kathryn, I will always be here for you. No matter what happens, I'll stand by your side. Even if the sky falls, I'll hold it up for you. If you need to cry, then cry. Let it all out."

This was her final farewell to the past.

Kathryn sobbed until she could cry no more.

From this moment on, she and the Janzen family were nothing to each other.

Meanwhile, Holden went to Noel's house and called for Sage's wife.

Facing his daughters-in-law, he declared, "I'm sure you both know what happened by now. My sons hurt Kathryn, but she's fine just a few minor wounds. It was just a fight between siblings. We need to hire the best lawyers to defend them and get them a lighter sentence." The two women exchanged glances. Anya finally spoke. "Dad, this isn't something we can fix. Kathryn won't forgive us. Even if we hire top lawyers, it'll be a waste of money."

They didn't even pity their husbands.

After all, their husbands had mistresses. They had betrayed their families countless times.noveldrama

Letting them rot in prison for a few years would actually give the wives a chance at a peaceful life. They could raise their children in peace, using the money their mother-in-law had left them.

Since their kids didn't plan to take civil service exams, they weren't worried about the stain of having a father in prison.

They had even decided to follow

their sister-in-law Erika's

example-pack up, take the

and

move back to their parents' homes.

Their children were their future, after all.

As for their husbands? Let them serve their time.

They had no intention of hiring lawyers. But they couldn't say this outright-Holden might not be able to handle the shock.

"Dad," Anya said cautiously, "we

don't have much money. Hiring three lawyers will cost a fortune. Kathryn won't back down, and she can afford the best legal team. We don't stand a chance in court. We can't save them. They're definitely going to prison."

Kidnapping was a serious crime-especially when it involved multiple perpetrators.

The police had caught them red-handed.

No amount of legal defense could get them out of this.

And they had only themselves to blame. They had ignored every warning, refusing to listen to reason.

Now, they had to face the consequences.

Even with their powerful mother-in-law's connections, their fate was sealed.

Their husbands weren't as important as they thought they were.