as waiting-no, hoping-for her sister Linda to call back, but the screen remained stubbornly sil

nt manager, jolting her back to rea

bed her notepad and pen,

3. It was occupied by a man and a lady, and they were

ter joined before she became all rebellious, and it's been a

e didn't think that these people needed

f course they knew who she was; after

he lady muttered to the man, who chuckled and stood

ere you, then I would consider

e my sister is; you ruined her by introducing her to you

't do that judgy stuff with me; your sister wasn't a teenager when she chose to join us. And we regret ever wor

sed. What business offer?

elped her up. "Are you okay?" he questioned, and Le

ring at her. "Since when do you attack the guests? What is wrong with yo

d quickly sniffed back her tears, whi

her head with the other hand, th

ister disappeared; she will com

a word and only returning after weeks, but Linda had never been absent for their parents b

ome?" Lorie suggested, and Lena nodded. She walked to the wardrobe at the end and took out th

make an excuse and leave, then return as

ntiation, and it was always hard for people to tell which is which but not

her before she got into the cab, wh

wondering what excuse she w

hat Linda called and

tal?" Lena thought but kissed her tee

aged through her bag for her phone and sighed disappointedly when she saw the c

hen his voice echoed, "H

t shown up yet; guess the

o. No one was worried about Linda because they thought it was normal for her to always leave and s

ask my detective friend to look into it." Chris assured her, and a smile qui

woman on earth to

ered, and the line went silent for som

ll you lat

e call got disconnected, and Lena found her wa

is late-night coffee while complimenting her m

ena thought before she found her w

, but there was no

sponse. The front door was open, so there was

pied by the library and her father's study room. Len

on the floor. After carefully following it, Lena found herself on the balcony, and he