Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 748:

“1 understand what Tiffany meant,” Marissa declared.

“You do?” Kevin stared at her in astonishment. “You haven’t even met Tiffany. How can you possibly understand her?”

Marissa let out a deep sigh. “Though I’ve never personally met Tiffany, I’ve lived as her in Blebert and poured through all her diaries. I’ve come to grasp her inner world quite deeply. She had her reasons for speaking to you in such a way.”

“What kind of reasons could she possibly have?” Kevin inquired, his curiosity piqued.

Marissa’s expression turned somber. “‘Tiffany has an organ-on-a-chip in her brain, which was implanted when she was little. This device controlled her, dictating much of her behavior against her will. Thus, her words to you weren’t truly reflective of her intentions.”

“Tiffany has an organ-on-a-chip in her brain? And it was implanted when she was a child?” Kevin’s eyes widened in shock.

“Yes,” confirmed Marissa with a nod.

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“This chip led Tiffany to perform many outrageous actions, resulting in her disgrace and making her the subject of ridicule in Blebert. Yet, she was inherently an intelligent child. It’s tragic she didn’t have the chance to show her true potential. From what I’ve gathered, I believe Tiffany was implanted with the organ-on-a-chip after she turned three. Before that, she was a brilliant and normal child, as intelligent as me.”

Kevin clenched his fists, anger and understanding mingling in his eyes. He recalled the time he met Tiffany and felt sudden clarity. It made sense why Tiffany often seemed tormented when speaking; her expressions were conflicted, as if uttering those words caused her pain. She likely wanted to reveal something crucial but was unable to speak freely.

Regrettably, he hadn’t grasped the situation back then. He assumed his sister was rejecting him, became enraged, and stormed off, thereby missing his chance to rescue Tiffany from her dire circumstances.

Reflecting on this, Kevin felt a surge of remorse. “I’m sorry, Marissa. I was naive and failed to save your sister.”noveldrama

Marissa offered a gentle smile and shook her head. “Kevin, don’t blame yourself. It wasn’t your fault.”

Kevin, now deep in thought, pressed on. “Who put the chip in Tiffany, and who’s pulling the strings behind it? Have you uncovered anything yet?”

“Not yet.” Marissa sighed, her tone heavy with resignation. Then she recounted the harrowing tale of her father’s kidnapping by the dark organization.

After sharing her father’s ordeal, she added, “So I suspect that my time in the refugee camp in BIO Grein and Tiffany having a chip implanted in Blebert are both tied to that dark organization.”

Kevin, ever astute, quickly pieced things together. “Was it also arranged by the dark organization that you were taken from BIO Grein and raised by the Nash family in Adagend?”

“I suspect that as well,” Marissa said.

“Then I’ll arrange for the Nash family in Adagend to be brought here for questioning,” Kevin proposed.

“It won’t help,” Marissa countered. “I’ve already done some digging. The Nash family in Adagend are truly just an ordinary family. They were forced to adopt me and are oblivious to the dark organization.”

“I finally understand why Tiffany spoke to me in that way back then. It must have been the controller of the chip who ordered her to speak those words, to confuse me and prevent me from finding my real sister.”

“I’ve reached the same conclusion,” Marissa acknowledged. “Yet, I’m puzzled why the mastermind behind the chip would want to keep us separated.”

Kevin narrowed his eyes, a fierce determination evident. “So the person who abducted me from the refugee camp in BIO Grein was also connected to this dark organization you speak of. What could they possibly gain by preventing our reunion?”

“You were abducted from BIO Grein?” Marissa asked, her eyes widening with surprise. “I conducted an investigation and found out you were taken by an enigmatic individual; then the trail went cold. Later, I learned that Mr. Alvarado had adopted you. I haven’t linked your case to the dark organization. Now that you said the person who abducted you is definitely from that dark organization, I suddenly feel a chill down my spine. It seems both of us have been living under the scrutiny of the dark organization all this time.”

Kevin nodded solemnly, his voice heavy with realization. “The individual who took me from BIO Grein shouldn’t even be termed a human; it was a monster.”

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