Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Mr. Jimenez, trembling slightly, extended his hand to shake Kathryn's and said, "You are kinder and more dignified than your mother." Kathryn had been raised by Clarissa, she might not even be alive today.

It was clear from Kathryn's eyes that she wasn't as cruel or malicious as Clarissa. In a way, God had spared Clarissa a better legacy-Kathryn, her biological daughter, hadn't grown up under Clarissa's influence and had developed a different character and values. If "Thank you for the compliment, Mr. Jimenez," Kathryn said with a smile, thanking him before greeting the people she recognized.

For those she didn't know, she simply smiled and nodded.

Since Audrey didn't seem interested in introducing them, Kathryn didn't take offense. She guessed they might be old friends of Mr. Jimenez.

Pedro had told her that her mother had sent assassins to kill Mr. Jimenez. If no one had saved him, knowing her mother's ruthlessness, Mr. Jimenez would have been dead long ago, with a grave taller than a person. He had been out of contact for decades, possibly taken away by those who rescued him. Clarissa had searched for him for years without success, assuming he was dead. But to everyone's surprise, he had survived and returned.

involved would bury the truth forever. Yet, here they were, 40 or 50 years later, and people who knew the truth had

request. Audrey wanted to take revenge on Clarissa

the current

different story. She was incredibly well-known in Jensburg, especially after it was revealed that the eldest master of the Queen family was actually a woman. This made her a true celebrity in the city, known even by the street cleaners. The Queen family's influence in Jensburg far surpassed that of the

and the gathering tonight was filled with important people. Several major

were just visiting for tourism. But everyone could see they had come to be

family, and Jane, the eldest young lady of the Johnson family, were close friends. The head of the Lafayette family was from Jane's mother's side, and it seemed likely that Jane had asked her brother to come and see if