Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 2555

Carrie was stunned.

This house was really Camryn’s house.

Then her family was indeed occupying Camryn’s house.

She remembered that there were other houses in her home, but the square footage was not as big as this villa. A large family was used to living here. In addition, Camryn’s presence at home was low, and even the servants could be bullied. She asked, Who would care that this house belongs to Camryn?

Camryn reached out and took the real estate certificate from Carrie’s hand.

Then she called the butler and ordered, “Take someone upstairs and clean Carrie out for me.”

“Camryn, you…who said this house is in your name?” It’s done. I saw the name on the real estate certificate. It’s in my mother’s name. This is my mother’s house. It’s my house. You are the one who should get out.”

Camryn looked at it with a half-smile. She said, “Carrie, Dr. Carden has treated my eyes, and I can already see. Do you think I can’t read? The name on the real estate certificate is clearly my name.

Your family lives in my house and has never paid me a penny in rent. Don’t take anything away from my house. It will be considered a mortgage for the twenty years you have lived here.”

Carrie’s eyes widened. “Camryn, can you see?”

This blind woman, Camryn, could actually see again!

So many doctors couldn’t cure her eyes, but Dr. Carden was so powerful that she actually cured her eyes and allowed Camryn to see the light again.

Then Camryn still pretended not to be able to see?

“Camryn, you lied to me!”

No matter how stupid she was, she wanted to understand.

Camryn didn’t tell her about regaining sight at first, so she thought Camryn was still blind. Then she let her in, opened the password door of her parents’ room, and then opened the door of the safe. Camryn’s purpose was to know the passwords for the password doors and safes.

Carrie was unprepared and let Camryn watch from the side as she entered the password. Camryn had probably already memorized the password.

Camryn had a very good memory.