Married at First Sight Chapter 720

Chapter 720

“Zachary owns a villa in an upscale residential area. The villa is enormous, featuring both a front and back garden, and boasts breathtaking views. After doing some research, I discovered that the villas start at ten million dollars.”

Liberty was left speechless.

“Zachary mentioned that he earns millions annually but doesn’t indulge in extravagant spending. He has saved a considerable amount for the villa, although it is still under mortgage.”

“How much is his mortgage payment?”

“I didn’t ask. It’s his house, and the mortgage is his concern. I won’t demand a share of his property if we ever part ways.”

“Don’t tempt fate. What do you mean, part ways? Your marriage has just begun. You should focus on nurturing your relationship, not like me.”

Liberty felt uneasy about her sister even mentioning divorce.

After her own marital failure, she genuinely hoped her sister would have a better chance at a lifelong partnership with Zachary.

“You’re right to think that way. His house belongs to him unless he decides to add you to the title deed. We shouldn’t expect ownership of things that aren’t ours. Did you two have an argument about this?”

At this point, Mrs. Lane realized that Mr. Zachary had held back information and had not been entirely truthful about his identity.

He had merely informed her of the villa in his name and even concocted a new lie.

Mrs. Lane felt anxious for Zachary.

While Zachary was typically unflappable in his endeavors, he seemed unable to muster the courage to be honest with Serenity. So what if he was the wealthiest heir?

It became clear why Zachary wanted to keep his identity a secret.

Mrs. Lane was growing increasingly anxious for Zachary. Although he was somewhat hesitant in handling this situation, she understood that it wasn’t her place to intervene in their conversation.

“I was angry when I first…

I discovered that he seemed to keep his guard up around me, but I later understood his perspective. He mentioned owning a villa and invited me to stay there, which I accepted. I wouldn’t go if he didn’t want me there; there’s no point in clashing over this matter.

“Besides, the fact that he brought it up shows he trusts me completely now,” I said.

Considering Zachary’s income, it made sense that he could afford a villa, especially since it was under mortgage.

Liberty felt a bit unhappy for her sister because her brother-in-law was distrustful of her. However, her sister was no longer bothered by it. Liberty remarked, “It’s amazing how a different perspective can change our understanding. There’s no point in nitpicking. Besides the villa, is there anything else he might be hiding from you?”

“Who knows? We can never truly understand what goes on in the minds of men,” I replied.

After some contemplation, Liberty asked, “Seren, have you ever questioned whether Zachary is who he claims to be?”

Mrs. Lane’s heart sank.

Stunned, I asked, “Are you suggesting that I doubt Zachary’s identity as a salaryman? The wealthiest family in Wiltspoon is the York family. There are many individuals with the same last name working at York Corporation, but they aren’t related to the wealthiest Yorks.”

With a smile, I added, “Do you really think Zachary looks like he could be the heir to the wealthiest Yorks? A senior executive at York Corporation earns millions annually, so it’s not surprising they can afford a villa.”

Liberty sensed that her brother-in-law likely had more secrets to keep if he could hide his villa ownership from her sister.

She had never considered that her brother-in-law and the heir of the Yorks could be the same person, despite sharing the same last name. Liberty believed it wouldn’t be easy to marry into Wiltspoon’s wealthiest family, and the heir…

She could never marry her sister. Although her sister treated Liberty well, the sisters were not born into privilege. In the world of the rich and powerful, social standing dictated marriage prospects. The Cinderella story was merely a fairytale. Therefore, Liberty never questioned her brother-in-law’s identity, largely because she had met his family. The Yorks were the kindest and most welcoming people; they dressed like ordinary individuals, avoiding flashy labels and jewelry.