Chapter 3320
At her sister’s grave, Audrey sobbed uncontrollably, realizing that no amount of tears could bring her sister back to life. All she could do was love her two nieces, Serenity and Liberty, even more.
The two sisters endured a heartbreaking childhood, and as they grew apart, they learned the truth behind their parents’ and family members’ deaths. Audrey harbored a deep-seated hatred for the current matriarch.
The elderly assistant lamented, “If others are unaware, she will eventually face the consequences of her actions, provided she doesn’t remain inactive.”
Audrey replied, “Yes, Uncle Jimenez, she will pay for what she has done.”
“The issue is my own inadequacy. I lack substantial evidence; all I have is a tiny bit of information. With everyone from the past deceased and no one to corroborate, proving her guilt is challenging,” the elderly assistant said, tears streaming down his face as he berated himself.
Audrey responded coldly, “I don’t care about evidence; I will reclaim the power of the Farrell family. If I am not the head of the family, I will ensure my niece takes the position. Regardless of the efforts or sacrifices involved, it is ultimately better for my mother’s family to regain control.”
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She is also facing her own retribution; her life is a mess. Her son, daughter-in-law, and adopted daughter create chaos daily. Furthermore, her adopted daughter has passed away, and her biological daughter did not grow up alongside her, making true unity between them difficult.
Kathryn, the young head of the Farrell family, had a very challenging role. She also…
Audrey informed Kathryn that if there were evidence proving her aunt’s death was caused by her mother, she would reinstate Audrey as the heir. If Audrey wished to train Liberty to succeed, that was her prerogative. Kathryn was indifferent; she simply wanted to escape the Farrell family and be her true self. The Farrell family was entrenched in negative habits and unkind traditions, which Kathryn found impossible to adapt to and was suffering because of it.
The old assistant was aware of the current dynamics within the Farrell family and remarked, “The current matriarch deserves her fate! It would be fitting if she were killed by someone close to her—that would be true retribution.” This matriarch had ruthlessly eliminated her eldest sister, her family, and then her younger sister, revealing a pattern of violence against loved ones.
Should her close relatives, like her three sons, decide to end her life, the outcome—whether they survived or not—would serve as retribution for the Farrell family. The old assistant added, “I have retained all the evidence, but I did not bring it with me on this visit. I came primarily to see for myself. Miss Audrey, you are doing well, and that brings me relief.”
However, the old assistant had not yet met Miss Harlow’s two daughters, Serenity and Liberty. Upon seeing Audrey’s children, he was impressed by how exceptional they were. Darrell, Audrey’s husband, clearly adored her; without his support, Audrey would not have thrived at the Stone Group. The excellent genes of the family patriarch were evident in Audrey, ensuring the line would continue, which pleased the old assistant immensely.
Once the old assistant’s mood improved significantly, Audrey introduced him to her family members one by one, and he displayed a rare sense of appreciation.
Elisa smiled and praised Clive and the others. She was Audrey’s only daughter, and according to the Farrell family rules, Elisa was the rightful successor. Despite knowing that Audrey intended to train Liberty to take over the Farrell family, the old assistant couldn’t help but glance at Elisa a few extra times. He refrained from commenting on Audrey’s decision.
Miss Harlow’s two daughters had faced various challenges, demonstrating resilience and receiving proper guidance, giving them an edge over Audrey’s only child. In contrast, Elisa had grown accustomed to being spoiled and had never experienced hardship; placing her in charge of the Farrell family could be detrimental to her. She also made it clear that she did not wish to assume her mother’s role in the family legacy. Elisa was simply not suited to be a leader.