Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Clarissa was still alive.

She would not let her sisters’s deaths be in vain.

No matter what, she would prove that she was the one who killed the sisters, expose her vicious face, and ruin her reputation.

Then she would not hesitate to stain her hands with blood, and everything she had taken would return to the hands of her eldest sister’s lineage.

She was not willing to accept it! She was not convinced! How could she not be as good as her older sister? Her elder sister, born eighteen years earlier than her, assumed the position of head of the family.

“Mom, have you ever regretted it? Mom, I understand that my aunt raised you.

The saying that an older sister is like a mother is most appropriate for my aunt.” Clarissa and her younger aunt were both raised by her elder aunt.

However, her elder aunt, whom she raised, died at the hands of Clarissa, with whom she had a deep trust.

Clarissa said nothing.

Sometimes, she regretted it.

At times, she believed that her actions were correct.

If a person does not care about herself, she will be punished by heaven and earth.

She did it for herself.

silence, Clarissa stood

to pour a glass of warm water for the mother

of warm water in front of Kathryn, Clarissa held her own cup of water and said as she sat down,

water.” Kathryn

the glass of water, took a sip, and felt that there was something wrong with the water

is no way the water quality could be a

medicine in this glass of

and the water in the cup and cup

encircled the table, then rolled

the sky and earth were

mother’s figure changed before

before she could hold on

lost consciousness, she thought, Even a tiger won’t eat its own cubs, so how could her own mother not even let her, her own

already

was no expression on her

minutes, she stood up, walked to

and gently touched

you are my

though you didn’t grow up with me,

not on the same page, even if you secretly keep in touch with Liberty without my knowledge, if you were not

many things to betray me, but I won’t hold it against