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    Seeing the worried expression on Landen’s face, Marissa quickly asked, “What is it?”


    Landen replied, “Uncle Brian has done extensive research on human organs-on-chips in the past, and he even held a position at the International Human Organs-on-Chips Research Association. Could Tiffany’s organ-on-a-chip be linked to his expertise?”


    “My father also researched human organs-on-chips?” Marissa was taken aback.


    “Yes,” Landen affirmed with a nod. “I heard from my dad that Uncle Brian’s work was centered on using organs-on-chips to substitute human tissues in drug testing, which could speed up the development of new medications.”


    After pausing to think, Landen added, “My dad also thought Uncle Brian’s disappearance might be connected to his human organs-on-chips research.”


    “Why would Uncle Sergio think that?” Marissa inquired.


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    “He told me that after Uncle Brian and your mother moved to Blo Grein, he worked as a doctor at a local hospital but continued his organs-on-chips research and even made significant breakthroughs.


    My dad mentioned that just before Uncle Brian vanished, they had a conversation over the phone, and Uncle Brian sounded like he was saying goodbye. He even asked my dad to look after your mother and his unborn children.


    At that time, my dad suspected Uncle Brian was in danger but couldn’t do anything since Uncle Brian didn’t provide any details. Later, my dad’s unease grew, and he nned a trip to Blo Grein, but before he could leave, a war broke out there, and Uncle Brian disappeared.”


    As she listened to Landen’s words, Marissa’s expression grew pensive.


    If her father’s disappearance was tied to his organs-on-chips research, it made sense to suspect that Q was involved. Who exactly was Q?


    If they had abducted her father to ess his work orpelled him to advance their organs-on-chips technology, her father might still be alive.


    This possibility lifted her spirits. If her father was indeed alive, it would be a profound relief.


    As Marissa processed this, distant noises from downstairs suddenly caught her attention.


    “What’s happening? Why is it so noisy?” Landen instinctively asked.


    He went to open the door to check on themotion below.


    At that moment, Hannah hurried up the stairs and reached the door.


    “Mom, what’s going on downstairs?” Landen asked.


    Both amused and slightly annoyed, Hannah eximed, “Today, after the news broke out that Tiffany is the renowned artist Only, numerous wealthydies in Blebert have shown up to propose marriage on behalf of their sons, hoping Tiffany might take a liking to one.”


    Landen burst outughing upon hearing this.


    Previously, Tiffany’s entric behaviors,bined with harmful rumors spread by Sansa and A, had ruined her standing in the marriage market. She was rejected five times and wasbeled a marriage jinx. No family had ever sincerely proposed to her. If they did, their motives were questionable.


    But today, they finally had a reason to be proud.


    Landen turned to Marissa, impressed by her ability to rehabilitate even the most tarnished reputations—transforming someone considered a marriage jinx into a desirable match!


    “Haha!” Landen chuckled with pride.


    “What’s so funny?” Hannah nudged Landen aside. “Move. I need to speak with Tiffany.”


    At that moment, Marissa was amused.


    As Hannah pushed past Landen and entered the room, Marissa said, “Hannah.”


    Hannah beamed and inquired, “Tiffany, among all these suitors downstairs, some young men look quite promising. Would you like toe down and meet them?”


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