Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3696

Married At First Sight Chapter 3696
Married At First Sight Chapter 3696 – The news of the head of the Farrell family’s suicide dominated Jensburg’s headlines. Reports revealed that she had killed both her sisters out of jealousy. Some even claimed she had fallen for her sister’s assistant, Mr. Jimenez, and when she couldn’t have him, she turned on her sister.

The whole city was buzzing with gossip.

Members of the Farrell family were overwhelmed with calls and questions. The Farrell Group was also in chaos.
Kathryn sent a message to the work group, announcing she would take a week off. She instructed senior managers to inform the company that everyone would be given a holiday. She needed time to handle her mother’s funeral.

With Clarissa’s death, the debts were considered settled, and Audrey and the others would not pursue anything against Kathryn.

Holden, who had been shot, was rushed to the hospital. Though he survived, the news of his wife’s death didn’t bring him the relief he had expected.

Despite his hatred for her, they had been married for decades and had four children together. There had been some affection, but she was too controlling. After years of suffering, he cheated, leading to the breakdown of their marriage.

Holden suddenly looked ten years older, lost in grief and confusion.

With their mother gone, Marco and his brothers knew it was finally over. They arranged for someone to watch their father in the hospital, while they and Kathryn handled the funeral.

From Wiltspoon, only Audrey, Darrell, Zachary, and Clive stayed behind. Liberty and Lilian remained in Jensburg. Everyone else returned home.

They had come mainly to support Mr. Jimenez and make Clarissa believe her plan was foolproof, setting her up for a downfall.

Their presence had made a big difference. Without them, it would’ve been harder for Zachary and the others to swap the gasoline Mr. Dunn had prepared with water or find his new hiding place for the gun. The police’s sudden arrival also sped up the chain of events.