Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

The man Clarissa truly loved was ten or twenty years older than her and was her eldest sister’s all-around assistant.

Others were devoted to the Lord; she was just being sentimental.

Clarissa killed her elder sister, maybe because of love turning into hate, and she was angry because she couldn’t get the love she wanted, so she killed her sister.

Holden had no evidence to prove that Clarissa killed the sisters, but as Clarissa’s bedmate and husband for decades, he knew Clarissa’s cruel nature, and he also heard people in the clan talking about her behind her back.

As the saying goes, there is no smoke without fire. Maybe Clarissa really got to the top by killing her sisters.

Was there anything she couldn’t do?

Could the man Clarissa truly loved still be alive?

Maybe they found the other party’s grave. Clarissa felt upset and stayed away from them?

Marco and the others were so embarrassed by Holden’s words that they looked at each other.

two younger brothers looked at

for money. Kathryn has plenty of money now, and Mom trusts her and treats her well. She is more capable of arguing. Even if Mom knows that

much. If you ask for a few thousand dollars at a time, Mom won’t say anything. But you

furious when he mentioned Kathryn,

like her mom. I don’t want to look for her. When I see her, I think of my Shiloh. She is my only

The brothers stopped talking.

out all the cash in it, handed it to Holden, and said apologetically, “Dad, I don’t usually use cash, and this is all the cash in my wallet. I’ll give

and thought it was about a few thousand dollars. He immediately

it than not

been given everything, so how can Noel and Sage not

brothers gave all

suddenly had 10,000 or 20,000

felt relieved after successfully

pocket money. It doesn’t need to be too much. Just give me $500 each. Of course, if you are willing to give $1,000, that would be even better. If you can give more, that would be even better. This is just a small amount of money. Even if your mom knew, she wouldn’t say