Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

Married At First Sight Chapter 3597

- Usually, the in-laws lived in that big villa, which was convenient for traveling to and from the Farrell family mansion.

After Clarissa killed them, she wanted to pretend that she had buried her eldest sister's in-laws in the cemetery next to the main Farrell family cemetery, claiming that when she found her niece and the girl grew up, it would be easier for her to visit their graves. No one met them at the airport because Audrey didn't allow it.

After they got off the plane, they quietly got into several low-profile cars, provided the address of the Farrell family cemetery, and asked the driver to follow the GPS navigation.

When the drivers heard they were heading to a cemetery, they were hesitant to go.

Although it was noon, the winter sun hadn't come out, the sky was gloomy, and it felt ominous to visit a cemetery. However, after being offered double the fare, the drivers agreed to take them.

Two hours later, they arrived at the Farrell family cemetery.

As the cars parked, Audrey said to the drivers, "Would you mind waiting? We'll go pay our respects and return to the city center shortly. We'll take your car back. For the waiting time, we'll pay you $100 for every half hour. Is that okay?"

that making a living through online car-hailing or taxi services wasn't easy, and

several other cars parked nearby, the

adding, "We'll also double the fare for the return trip to the

everything with the drivers, Audrey and Darrell helped Mr. Janzen

cars parked nearby, including a luxury

Audrey said to Mr. Janzen, "Uncle Janzen, Clarissa might be here." They were aware of the situation in Jensburg, and Clarissa had been keeping a close watch on their movements.

seen Clarissa get out of this luxury car before, and she remembered the license plate

had also memorized the license plates of everyone in the Farrell

coming, it's normal

her to visit the family head's grave upon returning to Jensburg. He whispered again,

"Yes," Audrey replied.

members had arrived in Jensburg earlier and had stationed people near the

family's cemetery, their team would outflank