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    “Grandma, feel free to ask anything,” Marissa said. Ruth gazed at Marissa intently.


    “Marissa, I want to know, where have you been all these years? How did you grow up, and how did you end up in Blebert?”


    Now that her mother had awakened and her father was on his way back, Marissa felt no need to keep secrets. She shared her whole journey. However, considering the Sanchez family’s kind and honest nature, she chose not to mention what the shady organization had done, to spare them any unease. She simply said that after getting lost in Grein, she ended up with the Nash family in Adagend. Later, a mistake by Connor led her to Blebert and helped her uncover her true family background.


    The Sanchez family listened, taken aback by her tale, and sighed deeply. With tears in her eyes, Ruth said, “Thank God! It’s a miracle my lost granddaughter hase back to me.” She sped Marissa’s hand lightly, her voice filled with emotion.


    “My child, you’ve been through so much.”


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    Marissa quickly tried to soothe her.


    “Grandma, it’s all behind us now. I’m doing well, so please don’t feel sad.”


    “Exactly. Let’s not dwell on the sad parts,” Rachel interjected, trying to lift the mood.


    “Ruth, just look at how beautiful and aplished Marissa has be! We should be happy.”


    “That’s true. Please don’t cry, Mom. Today is a day to celebrate as Marissa officially joins our family. Let’s not bring any sadness into it,” Daryl added.


    “Alright. I’ll stop crying.” Ruth quickly dried her tears, then asked, “Marissa, do you know where Tiffany is?”


    Before Marissa could respond, Le scoffed, “Grandma, why bother about that heartless woman? I thought she had changed, finally willing to acknowledge her mother and grandmother, but it turns out Marissa is the one who’s truly with us. I puzzled over it before. How could someone as despicable as Tiffany change so abruptly? Now it all makes sense. Since Tiffany refuses to acknowledge her mother or us, we should focus our attention on Marissa from now on.”


    “Stop talking such nonsense!” Rachel gently reprimanded.


    “No matter how difficult Tiffany may be, she is still your aunt’s daughter and grandma’s granddaughter. She carries the Sanchez family’s blood. We can’t just write her off.”


    Le pouted and replied, “I worry our concern will be wasted on her. She won’t appreciate it. Remember, she once upset Aunt Caylee so much that we almost lost her.”


    No one could disagree with that. The memory of Tiffany storming into the Sanchez family’s house, confronting Caylee, and causing her to be gravely ill was still vivid and troubling for everyone. When Le finished, the rest of the Sanchez family sighed in frustration.


    Marissa quickly defended Tiffany.


    “Actually, the Tiffany you had seen wasn’t the real her. She loves our mother and wanted to be close to you all. She just couldn’t express it. I hope you can understand her.”


    “She couldn’t express it?” Le raised an eyebrow, amused by the exnation.


    “Marissa, don’t make excuses for that heartless person. Nobody forced her to disrespect her mother back then. Nobody pulled her away when her mother was in a dire situation. Shemitted many harsh and shameful acts, and no one pushed her to do those things. It was purely her own doing. She’s undoubtedly a cold-hearted individualcking proper values.”


    “That’s not true. She’s not like that,” Marissa responded.


    “I didn’t want to mention this, but I can’t let you keep misunderstanding Tiffany. So please, listen to me. Tiffany isn’t a bad person. She is genuinelypassionate and caring. She holds strong values and cherishes family deeply. The ridiculous actions she took were out of her control. When she was very little, certain individuals imnted an organ-on-a-chip in her brain that dictated her actions. She has spent her entire life trying to ovee this influence but has always struggled. For 22 years, she has endured a life filled with hardship and pain. Family love and understanding could really support her emotionally, so I urge you to forgive her past errors and show more patience andpassion.”


    Hearing this, Ruth stared at Marissa in astonishment.


    “Marissa, are you telling the truth? Did Tiffany really have an organ-on-a-chip imnted in her brain when she was a child? What exactly happened?”


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