All Chapters of THE ANDERSON'S LOST SISTER : Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The private investigator scooped Marylin into his arms and was already leaving. The environment made her a little bit curious but she couldn’t say anything. She just had a strong feeling that she was safe, but she was out of consciousness. Everything around her felt blurry. The loud music from the party had faded into the distance, leaving only strange sounds she could not fully understand. Her head was spinning badly. The alcohol she had consumed earlier still clouded her mind, making it impossible to think clearly. They got to a quiet place, and he dropped her just by the bench on the road under the street lights. He did not say anything; he just took a step forward, walked to one side of the road, and stood there for a few minutes. Then he brought out his phone, and for a few minutes, he just pressed it like he was trying to do something privately. That was none of her concern. The most important thing was that somebody was there to look after her. After a few seconds, he

Before Marilyn started troubling him with her questions, she drifted in and out of consciousness as she felt herself being carried through the quiet hotel corridor. Her head rested against a strong chest. The world around her seemed blurry, the lights above shining into her eyes. Every step the man took felt strange, as though she were floating instead of being carried. The alcohol still clouded her mind. She could not think clearly. She could barely remember how the evening had ended. All she knew was that she felt tired. Very tired to even think about what might happen to her next but she just had full confidence in him. She quietly looked around the room again and noticed that everywhere was really dark, except for the lamp that was shining inside. The private investigator wanted to turn on the lights, but she refused by pulling him back. “Do not, I am comfortable like this.” That was exactly what she said. He did not say anything else to her, but just took a step closer to

Marylin’s eyes flew open.Bright morning light poured through the hotel curtains, making her head pound even harder. She squeezed her eyes shut again, but it did nothing to stop the pain.“My head…” she whispered.She did not even understand the environment she found herself in. Everything became strange, like she wasn’t the same person who had been talking all night when the private investigator refused to go according to her plan.Everything felt heavy. Her mouth was dry, and her body ached as if she had been carrying stones all night.Deep inside her head, she was already wondering what happened to her because she doesn’t even look like she remembers anything that happened to her in the past tonight. She looked a little bit nervous and slowly, she forced herself to sit up.The room around her looked unfamiliar. Every year was suddenly different because it wasn’t the same room where she always woke up every morning.A large bed. Far too big for her own. A soft carpet and that was

Tiffani noticed that Aaron seemed unusually stiff and far removed from what they had been talking about that morning while they were having breakfast together.The atmosphere in the dining room felt strange, and she could tell that something was bothering him. Usually, Aaron would greet her warmly and make small jokes while they ate, but that day he barely spoke. His face looked serious, and his mind seemed to be somewhere else.Tiffani didn’t really understand him at the very beginning, but she gave herself a task to know exactly what was happening without even asking him. Tiffani quietly watched him as he pushed his food around with his fork. He had barely touched his breakfast, and he seemed distracted. At first, she tried to ignore it, hoping that he would eventually explain what was wrong. But as the minutes passed, her irritation grew stronger.What was he thinking about that morning that was so very important more than even looking at her face? One of the reasons she was very

“They parked two vehicles in positions that could stop traffic if necessary.” The private investigator said.Marylin slowly covered her mouth. She never thought that something like that was happening down there.“So they wanted to take me…” she asked curiously because if they had packed two cars opposite each other, it could only mean that they were very much prepared for her.He nodded once. “And disappear before anyone notices.”Everywhere was immediately quiet, but Marilyn could hear the sounds of footsteps that were walking around the parking lotEvery second sounded louder than the last. After several moments, she asked quietly, “Who sent them?”That was the most important thing to have because if she didn't know who was behind the attack, she wouldn’t be able to trace it and wouldn’t be able to stop them from doing more. The investigator looked away briefly. “I don’t know.”“You don’t?” She asked him immediately because that was not the answer that she was expecting. He clearly