Married at First Sight Chapter 1212

Chapter 1212

Mike convinced his grandfather to reach an agreement with Serenity and Liberty regarding the house.

“Okay,” Serenity responded.

Since negotiation was an option, she was eager to pursue it. She wanted to avoid wasting time on a lawsuit.

An hour later, Zachary reserved a private room at Wiltspoon Hotel for the Hunt family to discuss matters.

Liberty brought Sonny along with her.

Old Mr. Hunt also called John back. He was fighting for Scott’s house with the hope that John would inherit it. John had always been his favorite grandson, so he preferred to discuss everything with him.

Upon learning that Serenity had used their youngest cousin to obtain a DNA test with Old Mr. Hunt beforehand, John realized that continuing their actions would only make them appear foolish.

-ás clowns.

There was also a mishap with Harriet’s cosmetic surgery. She was supposed to alter her appearance to resemble Serenity’s, but she ended up looking like another cousin instead…

This made it difficult to execute the plan of having Harriet replace Serenity as the York family’s matriarch.

The Hunt family was no match for the Yorks, who had numerous members.

The young men of the York family were all towering figures, holding the highest status in Wiltspoon.

The Hunts were unwilling to reconcile and aimed to intimidate Serenity and her sister but ultimately ended up embarrassing themselves. The two sisters had strong supporters now. Even without them, their tenacity would lead them to court to reclaim the house.

From the outset, the Hunt family was fighting a losing battle.

“Serenity and Liberty, you’ve established yourselves in Wiltspoon and are thriving. You likely won’t return to the village. Name a price. Sell us the house your parents left behind.”

Mike spoke first. “If you don’t…”

If you want to sell the house, you should give some money to Grandmom and Granddad according to their share, and they will relinquish their claim to the estate. The house will then belong to you and your sister, but our grandparents can continue living there until they pass away. They have been in that house for many years and are accustomed to it.

To be frank, the younger generation is reluctant to have Old Mr. and Mrs. Hunt move into their own villas. First, their wives do not get along with Old Mrs. Hunt, leading to frequent conflicts. Second, the older couple does not maintain proper hygiene, and the younger family members regard them as unclean. They also worry that both might die in their villas, which could negatively impact the property’s value.

Regardless, Old Mr. and Mrs. Hunt have always lived with Scott. After Scott and his wife passed away, they remained in his house, so it makes sense to allow them to stay there until they, too, pass away.

“Grandmom and Granddad didn’t just bring my dad into this world. When my parents were alive, they were the ones who took our grandparents to the doctor whenever they were unwell, always taking care of them. Yet, despite all their efforts, they cannot compare to those who merely pay lip service to their responsibilities.

“You can’t expect my dad to bear the full responsibility for their care in their old age, especially since he has passed away and can no longer look after them. The insurance payout from his death went to Grandmom and Granddad, effectively repaying the support they provided in raising him.

“My dad is gone, but you are all still alive and thriving. Each family lives in a small self-built villa, and you all enjoy comfortable lives. Despite this, you do not want to take them in and instead wish for them to continue residing in my house. That’s fine with us,” Serenity stated. “However, more than ten years ago, Grandmom and…”

Granddad entered into an agreement with Liberty and me. We agreed not to support them while they are alive, nor will we be involved after their passing. If they are staying in our house for the long term, shouldn’t you provide us with some compensation? While she was reluctant to nitpick, it was clear they were attempting to intimidate her and her sister.