Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Clarissa finally reacted to what Mr. Fontaine said: that her character was not as good as Kathryn's.

By now, Clarissa realized everyone believed what Mr. Jimenez, Audrey, and the others said she was the murderer who killed her elder and younger sisters.

"Clarissa, there are witnesses and evidence, yet you still deny killing the head of the family! She loved you like her own daughter, and this is how you repay her? Don't you feel guilty at all? Has your conscience been eaten by a dog?" Mr. Jimenez angrily accused her. Suddenly, Clarissa snapped, admitting, "Yes, my conscience has been eaten by a dog. I killed my sisters. So what?"

her sisters-did people really think it didn't hurt her? She had been an orphan from a young age, her father and mother gone, leaving her only her sisters. Her eldest sister was nearly 20 years older than her and had raised her and their younger sister after their mother passed away. The oldest sister acted like a mother, doing everything she could to take care of them. When their mother died, their father returned to his family but soon passed away too. The eldest sister even had Audrey in her late years to ensure there would

Clarissa with handling family affairs, and for the

addicted to that feeling of control. But she knew as long as her sister was alive, she'd never be the head of the family. And even if her

first, Clarissa was horrified by her own thoughts of replacing her sister. Her sister wasn't just a sibling-she had been like a mother to her. How could

the idea was planted, it grew, slowly and steadily,