An array inside of an array?

I'm trying to create an array for an array using tableviews across multiple view controllers. Let's say you have scene A and scene B Scene A would contain a single prototype cell which would display array.count cells for numberOfRowsinSection. Each cell would contain information from an array. Scene B would have the same layout as scene A but display a different array. Although, what information displayed from the array in scene B would be based on what row is selected in scene A.

Even when I write this it all seem a bit confusing to ask. I'll try my best to give an example

Scene A:

class House {

var houseNumber = ""
var houseAddress = ""
var housePhoneNumber = ""

} class HouseModel{

func getHouse() -> [House] {

    var house = [House]()

    let house1 = House()
    house1.houseNumber = "123"
    house1.houseAddress = "Bob Drive"
    house1.housePhoneNumber = "123456789"
    house.append(house1)

    return house
}

}

now imagine there is multiple houses and addresses in the array, not just one. In house1 on 123 bob drive, there are 5 people, Hannah, Steve, Adam, Paul and Jason. I want scene B to display this using a different array but basing it upon selection of row from scene A.

scene B class Person { var personName = "" var personAge = "" }

class PersonModel{

func getPerson() -> [Person] {

    var person = [Person]()

    let person1 = Person()
    person1.personName = "Steve"
    person1.personAge = "23"
    person.append(person1)

    let person2 = Person()
    person2.personName = "Adam"
    person2.personAge = "27"
    person.append(person2)

    return person
}

}

above i added 2 of the 5 people. The trouble is, this array is always displayed regardless of what row is selected in scene A. Originally I displayed both scenes using one array and a manual segue with an identifier. This works fine but the code inside the array can get very long and messy which i guess is bad code.

I feel like i want to write house1.person2.personName = "Steve" but obviously this is not legal. I also feel like its using class inheritance but im not sure how, or if it is.

Hope what im asking makes sense.