Serenity and Zachary York



The man Belinda truly loved was older than her by a decade or two, and he was her older sister Tiara's all-rounder assistant. The man was entirely devoted to his Tiara. Belinda was just being delusional. She might have killed Tiara out of anger because her love was unrequited.

Hunter did not have any evidence to prove Belinda had killed her sisters, but as her husband of a few decades, he knew just how ruthless she was. Plus, he had heard what the other family members said behind her back.

After all, where there was smoke, there was fire. It was indeed possible Belinda had taken the position by killing her sisters. What was a person like her not capable of? Moreover, was it even possible that Belinda's true love was still alive?

More likely than not, Belinda had found his grave and was having a hard time dealing with it, which was why she was isolating herself somewhere far out of the way. Adrian, Justin, and Jason looked at each other before Justin and Jason finally fixed their gazes on Adrian.

After a moment of thought, Adrian said, "Dad, why don't you ask Caroline for money? She's loaded right now, and Mom trusts her and treats her well. She could take Mom's scolding better than we could, and even if Mom found out she gave you money, she wouldn't do much to her.

"And besides, no matter how you look at it, she's still your daughter. Could she refuse you if you asked her for some money? Just don't ask for too much in one go. Maybe ask for a few thousand each time and Mom won't say much even when she finds out. You just can't ask too often or else she'll suspect you're up to something."

At the mention of Hunter's biological daughter Caroline, he was filled with anger.

"Don't mention her! She's just like her mother. I refuse to ask her. Just the mere sight of her reminds me of my Cece. Cece's my only daughter!"

Adrian and the rest remained silent.

After a pause, Adrian dug out his wallet and glanced inside before retrieving all the cash in it and handing it to Hunter as he said apologetically, "Dad, I don't usually carry much cash on me, so this is all I have. Here, I'll give it all to you."

Hunter took a look. There was at least a thousand dollars there. He immediately took it from Adrian. It was better to have it than not. Now that Adrian, as the eldest, had given in, there was no way Justin and

Jason could refuse. They too

out all the cash they had and handed it to Hunter.

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In a flash, Hunter now had a few thousand dollars. He felt a little better after successfully extorting some money. He stuffed it all into his pants pockets and continued smoking as he said to his sons, "I the future, just give me a few hundred dollars for cigarettes daily. I don't need much, just a few hundred per person will do. Of course, if you guys are willing to give me more, that would be even better. Your mother won't say much even if she finds out about this little bit of money. Isn't it natural for my sons to show some respect to me?"

Hunter thought if he received a thousand dollars daily, he could save around thirty thousand dollars in a month and have over a hundred thousand dollars after a year. Once the Fisher family changed hands, he would be able to rely on his savings to guarantee his livelihood in his later years.

He still had a house in his hometown. It could not compare to Fisher Manor, but it was at least a roof over his head. In the future, he could return to his hometown, hire a housekeeper to look after him, and still be comfortable. Now, all he had to do was keep raking in the money.

"As for Caroline, I'll ask her for

money monthly so I won't catch Belinda's attention." Hunter knew

Caroline was loaded, but she did not feel any familial love for him, so it would be hard to get money from her, Still, it was possible if he only asked for a few thousand dollars monthly or once every few months. Either way, whatever little he could get was worth something.

"Dad, I still think we'd better head off another of Mom's scolding when she finds out about us giving you an allowance."

It was not much money, but Belinda still had to be informed.