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    Rex then chimed in, lifting his head, “Yes, Brian. Our family has been sufficiently punished. Sansa and I are now divorced, and I spend two hours daily kneeling on dog poop. It isn’t fair for Tiffany to continue seeking vengeance against A.”


    Without a word, Paul looked towards Marissa, signaling her to address the situation.


    Marissa nodded, then turned to Sansa, saying, “Sansa, can you honestly say you love your daughter A?”


    Sansa, clearly offended, replied, “Absolutely! A is my child, born full term. How could I not love her?”


    “Then why did you agree to let rissa use her as a guinea pig in dangerous virus experiments?” Marissa asked.


    This startling revtion shocked the remaining members of the Nash family, who had no prior knowledge of A’s involvement in such trials.


    Rex, A’s father, urgently asked Marissa, “Who is rissa? What virus experiments are you referring to?”


    “Why not direct your questions to Sansa, Uncle Rex?” Marissa said, her voice steady.


    With his emotions visible in his reddened eyes, Rex turned to Sansa and asked, “What on earth is going on? Why did Tiffany say A became a subject of some virus experiment? Did you hand her off to someone?”


    A brief look of guilt passed over Sansa’s face as she evaded Rex’s searching gaze.


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    Without Rex’s knowledge, Sansa had agreed to let A be a subject of rissa’s hybrid virus experiments. Now confronted, she was at a loss for words.


    As the silence extended, Rex’s frustration mounted. It was the first time he found the courage to raise his voice at Sansa, as he said, “Speak!”


    Surprised by his intensity, Sansa quickly said, “It’s actually a good thing.”


    Rex, bewildered, asked further, “How so?”


    Sansa said, “A’s involvement as a test subject in rissa’s research isn’t harmful. On the contrary, it’s been beneficial. She’s now exponentially stronger and more intelligent than she was before. And the financial return was significant.”


    Rex expressed his astonishment, asking, “Does such a medicine truly exist in the world?”


    “It does,” Sansa replied. “You’re just not familiar with thetest advancements. My connection with rissa opened up this incredible opportunity for A.”


    When Marissa heard those words, a sneer involuntarily escaped from her.


    Rex, catching Marissa’s reaction, sensed that the truth might be moreplicated. He asked Sansa sharply, “Who exactly is rissa?”


    Sansa responded with a touch of pride, as though she had encountered someone remarkable, “rissa used to be the president of the Peridot Consortium. But there has been a recent change in leadership, and she no longer holds that position.”


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