Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

There was already evidence in Wiltspoon City. Clarissa never dreamed that even after decades, the truth would still be revealed one day.

She never thought that her two nieces could still rise on their own, even without the support of their original families.

They had returned to wealthy families and had the support of more powerful families. Those destined for a good life would always have one.

“Matriarch Farrell, I wonder what brings you here to visit us?” Clive asked in a deep voice when Clarissa remained silent.

Clarissa looked at Clive with hatred, feeling that this grandson and Liberty carried a bit of the shadow of her elder sister. Did she have to live under her sister’s shadow all her life?

Clarissa said, “Liberty, if I said I’m here to kill you, are you afraid?”

she answered honestly, “Of course, I am afraid. Who isn’t afraid of death? Don’t you fear death? However, I know you don’t like to do business at a loss. Even if you really want to kill me right now, you’re still worried that the connections behind me will

want to wipe us out?” Clarissa actually laughed out loud. “As expected of my eldest sister’s granddaughter! You have my eldest sister’s intelligence,

the compliment. I am my grandmother’s descendant, so I naturally resemble her. However, you’re different from her. My grandmother raised you, but you were not good to her. I, however, am different. My sister Serenity, whom I raised, is very kind

died, Serenity was only ten

of the house by their

how her grandmother raised her two

of Clarissa, whom she had raised. However, Liberty was where she was today thanks to Serenity. Serenity would never do anything to let Liberty down or hurt

to prove that I killed your grandmother? You are a junior, and you are always pointing fingers in

anxious as an ant on a hot pot. Isn’t that because you are guilty? You probably couldn’t have imagined that, back then, you sent so many assassins to hunt down my grandfather Jimenez, but he was saved by masters. Those masters were people you would never dream of. No one would question what they