Ch. 4288: Married At First Sight Chapter 4288

Chapter 4288

After thinking it over, Elora said, "We’ll have two ceremonies—one in Wiltspoon and one here. I originally planned to wait until I turned 30, but now... I think after autumn. The weather will be just right—not too hot, not too cold. Six months should be enough time to prepare without feeling rushed."

Tinsley nodded in agreement.

Jensburg.

Hospital.

"Let me through! I want to see Kathryn! I’m her father! Why won’t you let me see my own daughter?" Holden’s voice echoed through the halls as he caused yet another scene.

Kathryn didn’t want to see him.

Every time he came, he didn’t ask about her recovery. Instead, he begged and pressured her to write a forgiveness letter—one that would lessen the sentences of her three brothers.

As if she’d ever do that.

Everything that happened had been her plan all along. If they got a lighter sentence, all her efforts would have been in vain. It would be an insult to everything she’d endured.

So, she refused to see her father.

No matter how much he begged, she remained unmoved.

Holden wasn’t the only one. Kathryn’s adoptive mother also came daily, desperate for forgiveness. Her world had collapsed—her only biological daughter, Shiloh, had died last year, and now her two sons were in prison. The daughters-in-law were useless, doing nothing but crying.

They knew the truth. They knew they were guilty. There was no way out of this.

All they could do was beg Kathryn for leniency.

Her adoptive mother pleaded for forgiveness, but Kathryn only met with her briefly before asking Pedro to send her away.

After that, she refused to see either of them.

She wouldn’t even see her own father—why would she see the woman who had caused her so much pain?

Her childhood and teenage years had been filled with suffering. The abuse, the neglect—those scars would take a lifetime to heal.

How was she supposed to forgive them? They had wanted her dead.

Actions had consequences. They were adults who had made their choices.

Now, they had to live with them.