Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 938:

“Yes,” Marissa confirmed.

Balthasar was speechless, overwhelmed by the revelation. He had always believed his son was exceptional, but he had never dared to dream he’d reach such heights.

“Marissa, if he’s such a big shot now, why hasn’t he reached out to us sooner?” Sergio asked.

“Because he lost his memory. He didn’t remember being Brian and believed he was Paul,” Marissa explained.

“Recently, I used hypnosis to help him recover his memories. Once he realized he was Brian, he wanted to return.”

“Oh,” Sergio responded, finally understanding.

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“And you said your dad was abducted from the hospital in BIO Grein. Who was responsible for that?”

“This brings us to another important subject, and it’s something you need to be ready for,” Marissa said, her tone serious, causing both Balthasar’s and Sergio’s anxiety to rise.

Clearing her throat, Marissa continued, “If I tell you this, it will change everything you think you know.

Paul, as the owner of the Sunrise, can bring respect and opportunity to the Nash family. But it also introduces danger. When he reveals he’s Brian from Blebert, those responsible for his abduction will certainly come after him.

The conflict between them will inevitably pull the Nash family into it. So, before my father returns, I need to know if you’re both ready to welcome him back.

Although Marissa spoke calmly, there was a serious quality to her tone that made the atmosphere tense. It was so tense, in fact, that even Balthasar and Sergio sensed the gravity of the situation.

Their expressions turned grim as they focused all their attention on Marissa.

“Actually, Marissa,” Sergio began, his brows furrowed, “when I went to BIO Grein twenty-two years ago to investigate your father’s disappearance, I already had an inkling that things were not as they seemed. I quickly came to realize that the people you just mentioned were not ordinary at all.”

“No, they are terrifying beyond imagination,” Marissa replied.

“It’s something not a lot of people can even begin to comprehend.”

Her words fell like boulders, adding more weight to the already oppressive air in the room. Everyone’s eyes were fixed on Marissa, and it seemed like they all held their breaths as they waited for her to continue.

Balthasar was the first to break the silence.

“Come on, Marissa. Hurry and tell us exactly who or what these people are.”

Marissa took a deep breath and laid it all out.noveldrama

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