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    Paul and Elvis both looked at the photo simultaneously, their expressions filled with confusion


    “Dr. Riss, isn’t the person in this photo yourself?” asked Elvis


    Marissa shook her head. “No, that’s Tiffany Nash, my twin sister. ording to the investigation by my team, she should be on the Sunrise right now. I’m hoping Mr. Alvarado can assist me in finding her.”


    Paul and Elvis quickly grasped the situation. The rumors about Connor’s fiancée fleeing on their wedding day were true. She had indeed vanished. The woman before them was not Tiffany but her twin, posing as her


    However, before meeting Marissa, Paul and Elvis had done their homework on Tiffany. Records showed Tiffany didn’t have a sister, leaving them puzzled about Marissa’s background. Despite not knowing her true background, they were pleased she revealed her identity to them, suggesting a level of trust


    “May I know your name?” Paul inquired


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    “My name is Marissa Nash.”


    “That’s a wonderful name.” Paul nodded. “Don’t worry. As long as Tiffany is on the Sunrise, we’ll find her.”


    “Thank you, Mr. Alvarado.”


    Paul then smiled subtly. “Marissa, you’ve shared your identity with us. Aren’t you worried I might reveal it?”


    Marissa returned the smile. “If you reveal my identity, I’ll tamper with your pills to shorten your life by twenty years.”


    Paulughed heartily. “You are quite the character. I’d be happy to hear you scold me. Would you consider being my daughter?”


    Marissa looked perplexed. Seeing her confusion, Paul rified, “I don’t have any children of my own. How about bing my daughter?”


    Marissa declined bluntly. “I’m not in the habit of calling just anyone father.”


    Elvis’s smile immediately stiffened. He thought Marissa was being too headstrong. Most would jump at such an offer to connect with someone like Paul, but Marissa dismissed it outright


    Did she understand the significance of bing Paul’s daughter? Despite her identities as ck Snake and Dr. Riss, these were trivial in Paul’s world. Paul’s fortune could rival that of Connor’s. Connor was known worldwide as a super-rich man, but Paul was super-rich in the shadows. The Sunrise, a mere ything in Paul’s vast empire, was just the tip of the iceberg. His wealth and business interests were beyond theprehension of most


    Bing Paul’s daughter could potentially ce Marissa as his heir. Elvis looked shocked by Marissa’s refusal, but she ignored his reaction. Paul, momentarily taken aback, smiled again. “I admire your spirit, and honestly, I expected your refusal.”


    Marissa arched an eyebrow. “If you expected my refusal, why bother asking?”


    “I thought, what if you said ‘yes’?” Paul arched an eyebrow as well. “Don’t young people always say it’s good to dream big? Even if you don’t agree today, my door is always open.”


    Marissa, holding back her urge to dismiss the idea outright, simply shrugged with respect and chose not to pursue the conversation further. Paul then addressed Elvis. “Go find Tiffany.”


    “Yes,” Elvis responded and promptly left


    As Elvis departed to search for Tiffany, Connor sat outside, sipping tea and waiting for Marissa. Meanwhile, she stayed behind the screen, giving Paul some health advice. About thirty minutester, Elvis returned


    Marissa darted from behind the screen and asked, “Captain Williamson, have you found my sister?”


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