Married at First Sight Chapter 1537

Chapter 1537

Their only nephew, Trenton, was still inexperienced and not a concern for them at all.

The sisters learned from their lawyer that their brother and sister-in-law faced severe sentences. Their sister-in-law, in particular, was implicated in criminal activities and could potentially receive a prison term of ten to twenty years. Their elder brother had killed their younger brother, and if the police conducted a thorough investigation, he would face significant punishment for his actions.

With their elder brother and sister-in-law likely to spend the rest of their lives in prison, the sisters knew they could not allow the blind Camryn to inherit the substantial wealth and large businesses amassed by Newman Enterprise. They were determined to seize control and divide the assets between themselves, with each sister potentially receiving 500 million dollars.

“Brenda, should we act as witnesses and provide our testimonies when Cain’s trial begins?”

Amy quietly inquired about Cain’s case.

While they lacked evidence that Cain and his wife had killed Abel, they suspected that the couple was involved in his death. Any evidence had long been destroyed by Cain and their sister-in-law.

Amy and Brenda had always been closer to Cain, while Evelyn had been closest to Abel. Following Abel’s death, Evelyn had a major confrontation with Cain and rarely returned home afterward, feeling heartbroken.

Evelyn only started coming back more frequently after Camryn’s near-fatal incident.

“We’ll wait and see. If Camryn is capable of confronting Cain, then we won’t need to intervene. If she can’t, we won’t act either. If Cain isn’t defeated this time, he will be released.”

Having Cain in the family provided Amy and Brenda with leverage over their in-laws. They intended to remain on his side as long as it continued to be advantageous.

If Camryn could handle the situation…

Together with their brother and sister-in-law, they would only have to compete for the inheritance with Camryn. However, if Camryn proved to be as capable as she seemed, it would be challenging for them to claim the assets. They never anticipated that the blind girl, who often appeared inept, was concealing so much from them. The moment Cain encountered trouble, the blind girl secured Dalton’s support and took over Newman Enterprise first. Their sons, who had been working under their brother, couldn’t even seize the opportunity. Amy and Brenda never imagined that Dalton would assist Camryn in taking control of Newman Enterprise. Although their sons were also employed there, their positions were inferior to Dalton’s. The sisters left the Newmans’ villa together, and peace finally returned to the house. Camryn instructed the butler, “If my aunts return, do not agree to anything they propose. I will accept responsibility for all outcomes. You were hired by my mother, and your loyalty lies with her. Besides me, my mother has another child, a son. It is not my aunts’ right to return and take control.” She was aware that everyone’s loyalty was not directed toward her, yet she was not in a hurry to replace them. A thorough clean-up would have to wait until she had complete control of Newman Enterprise. Nevertheless, those individuals would still assist her out of respect for Trenton, as they would protect the house for him. Camryn despised her stepfather and biological mother, but she would never harbor hatred for her brother. After securing the Newman family assets, she intended to hand over Trenton’s share to him. “Yes, Ms. Camryn,” the butler replied, pouring a glass of water for Callum. After setting it down, he listened attentively to Camryn’s instructions and responded respectfully. He paid heed to Ms. Camryn’s plans because he observed her treating Mr. Trenton with the same regard as always.

They would do anything to protect the young master. As Ms. Camryn mentioned, their loyalty lay with Mrs. Newman. Mrs. Newman had three children; while Ms. Camryn could be overlooked, the young master could not.

Their role was not to safeguard Ms. Camryn’s residence but to defend the home of the young master. This was their way of repaying Mrs. Newman for her kindness over the years.

“You can all take a break after bringing some water for Mr. York. I don’t need you to serve me,” Ms. Camryn said.

The butler respectfully acknowledged her request and signaled for the others to leave. That left only Callum and Camryn in the grand hall.