Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 3700

Married At First Sight Chapter 3700
Married At First Sight Chapter 3700 – To fully take control of the Labbe family, the murderer needed to kill Titus and take both the token and totem, which were symbols of true leadership.

“Sister!”

Titus and Sonny saw Jane carrying Avah upstairs and ran over, excited. “Mom, I want to hold Avah,” Titus said, reaching out his hands.
Jane smiled, bent down, and handed Avah to him. “Hold her carefully, she’s a bit heavier now and more active than before.”

Both Titus and Sonny were strong for their age because they practiced martial arts, so Jane felt comfortable letting them hold Avah. If it were Enzo, though, she wouldn’t trust them to hold him. Enzo was too wiggly, constantly moving, and sometimes hard to handle even for adults.

Avah adored her big brothers. Whenever they held her, she clung tightly to their clothes or arms, as if afraid of falling. The family often said how smart Avah was, and it was true.

“I know, Mom,” Titus replied as he carefully carried Avah downstairs with Sonny following behind.

Seeing this, the nanny rushed to the stairs, staying close behind them in case Titus couldn’t hold Avah properly. She didn’t take the baby away but followed closely, as Avah was the precious little one in the Johnson family, and they would all be heartbroken if anything happened to her.

Meanwhile, Serenity asked Liberty, “Sister, is it over?”

Liberty nodded. “Yes, no need to worry anymore. We just needed to put on a show, make Clarissa think she had a chance to destroy us. The idea was to create the illusion that she could win, so she’d take bigger risks. If we hadn’t shown up with so many people, Clarissa wouldn’t have felt pressured and might not have acted so recklessly.
This way, it ended faster.”

The plan was simple: put psychological pressure on Clarissa, pushing her to make desperate decisions. After her first attempt failed, she took bigger risks, leading to a situation where she was arrested for committing new crimes. Even if she didn’t die, she would have ended up in prison.

Clarissa had too much pride to accept that. As the head of her family for decades, she couldn’t bear the shame of spending her life in prison, so she chose to end her life.

With her last breath, Clarissa whispered, “I’m sorry,” to the sisters she had killed. Perhaps, in her final moments, she saw them coming to settle the score. Those words, spoken with difficulty, were her way of seeking forgiveness and freeing her troubled soul.