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    “What’s unfair about it?” Glenn retorted, visibly annoyed. “I suggest you keep your distance from my sister. You’re suffocating her!”


    Ellie was at a loss for words.


    Was she feeling suffocated? That seemed a bit exaggerated!


    Upon hearing Glenn’s words, the reporters surrounding Ellie and Glenn gave them some space.


    “Wait… Sister?”


    An observant reporter immediately picked up on the term.


    Glenn ced his arms around Ellie in a protective gesture without actually making contact, disying gentlemanly restraint.


    Overwhelmed by Glenn’s protective presence, as though she were a treasured piece of fine china, Ellie’s heart pounded intensely.


    “She, Ellie!” Glenn’s voice rang out. “Everybody, cameras up!”


    Ellie found herself at a loss for words.


    “Ellie is the little sister we’ve been searching for all this time!” Glenn announced. “Considering Carole’s actions from the day before yesterday, she’s likely… showing her thanks, isn’t she?”


    His revtion set off a wave of excitement among the reporters.


    The long-lost daughter of the Lambert family turned out to be Ellie?


    The surrounding crowd was just as astonished. Ellie was the younger sister Glenn had been searching for all along.


    The revtion felt like a plot straight out of a TV drama about the wealthy elite—it was captivating.


    Bystanders who had recorded Glenn’s words on their phones began uploading videos to Twitter.


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    Glenn looked over at the bewildered reporters. “Make sure any photos you post of my sister are ttering. I expect to see this story online within the hour.”


    “Got it, got it!”


    The reporters were already typing away on their phones, eager to break the news as quickly as possible.


    “Mr. Lambert, now that you have reunited with your sister Ellie, what about Carole? Do you see Carole as just a recement for Ellie in your eyes? Now that your real sister is here, is Carole out in the cold?” one reporter asked bluntly.


    Glenn chuckled as if the question were a punchline. “Carole? A recement? Is that your perspective on Carole?”


    The reporter was left speechless, caught off guard. He had expected to ask Glenn about Carole’s position, not to be questioned in return.


    Glenn continued, “Have you thought about why Ellie doesn’t let Carolee back? What makes Carole wait for Ellie’s approval?”


    “Could it be because Ellie and her husband hold some power?” Glenn raised an eyebrow, his voice dripping with irony. “I have influence too, yet you challenged me.”


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