Female Novel
Chapter 1734: Beyond Redemption
Chapter 1734: Beyond Redemption
"Yes, that's the name." Anderson nodded firmly. "Fair mentioned it once. She said her mommy, the evil
woman, brought home a girl who was eight months younger than her. She said it was her sister. I
asked her how someone eight months younger could be her sister. Fair also said that maybe she
wasn't her mommy's biological daughter. After all, her mommy seemed to prefer her sister. Fair
mentioned that her sister's name was Alisha."
"Commander! Alisha, isn't that..." Darrin saw Joyce sway and quickly supported her.
Anderson continued, "The reason I remember this name is that I'm not unfamiliar with the name
Alisha." He looked deeply at Joyce. "Mommy, I've heard you call out this name in your sleep several
times. But every time you woke up and I asked you, you denied it. You said I misheard it. But I know I
didn't mishear it. You definitely called out that name. Later, before we went to Mufron Cemetery, you
told me that I had a twin sister, and because you missed her, you gave her the nickname Alisha. Then I
knew that the person you called out in your sleep was my sister."
As Joyce listened, her face gradually turned pale. She felt such heartache for Anderson, understanding
everything at such a young age was too much for him.
"Mommy, the reason I wanted to see the Alisha that Fair mentioned, who looks so much like me, was to
confirm if she had any connection with the Alisha you mentioned. But then I was kidnapped at the
kindergarten gate and went through a series of events that made me forget about it. Now I remember it
clearly."
Anderson spoke word by word, his bright eyes earnestly looking at Joyce, unwavering.
Joyce took a step back, her heart skipping a beat. She fell into Darrin's arms, feeling weak all over, and
it took her a while to steady herself. There was a guess in her mind that both excited and scared her.
Darrin supported Joyce and whispered in her ear, "Commander, there are some things we can involve
Anderson in. His mental age is mature enough, and he can handle it."
Joyce bit her pale lips, contemplating for a moment, before nodding gently.
"Anderson," she tenderly embraced him. "Alisha was born half an hour after you. Because Mommy fell
into the sea and she was injured, after her birth, she was covered in tubes to sustain her life. Thenovelbin
doctors predicted that she wouldn't live past the age of two. Because of the longing, I named her
Alisha. Mommy always thought she was no longer in this world. We went to Mufron Cemetery together
to bring your sister home for burial. But unexpectedly, the grave in Mufron was empty. We didn't tell you
what happened afterward. Various signs indicate that your sister, Alisha, is very likely still alive."
As Joyce recounted, her voice remained as calm as possible.
At first, Anderson was shocked, but then he felt a surge of joy. His sister might still be alive, even
though her fate was unknown.
"So, the Alisha that Fair mentioned and my sister might really be the same person?" Anderson asked
eagerly.
Joyce's heart clenched. "I can't be certain. Until now, your father and I haven't found any trace of your
sister. But after what you just said, and considering the other evidence we've collected, we strongly
suspect that Alisha is in Athena's hands."
At this point, Joyce suddenly froze.
No, what if Luther has already found her? There aren't many things that can bind Luther. How could
she not have thought of it? Perhaps Luther's series of abnormalities are all related to Alisha.
"If there are forgeries, then there are people who want to hide the truth," Darrin furrowed his brow. "I've
always believed that Alisha is still alive. Anderson, I feel that the Alisha Fair mentioned is the person
we are looking for. She is around your age. You said Fair is eight months older than you. Fair's sister is
eight months younger than her, so shouldn't they be about the same age? It's normal for siblings to
resemble each other. Based on these descriptions, there's only one explanation. Alisha, your sister,
was taken away by Athena!"
Anderson found the reasoning convincing and tugged at Joyce's sleeve.
"Mommy, if my sister is really in that wicked woman's hands, what should we do?" He couldn't help but
worry. He had been kidnapped by Athena before and knew firsthand how ruthless she could be. How
should they deal with his fragile and sickly sister?
Joyce pressed her lips together, lost in deep thought.
Darrin's analysis aligned with her own.
Darrin had a thorough understanding of their situation and his analysis was reasonable. As the saying
goes, outsiders see things more clearly. Only in this way could the recent events, starting from the
discovery of the empty grave at Mufron, be explained with reason.
Luther's sudden change and unpredictable actions were also confirmed.
Everything pointed towards the missing Alisha.
She might be in Athena's hands.
Joyce's body trembled violently. No wonder Athena was so arrogant. Besides her powerful background,
she also held this trump card. And she, as well as Luther, could only be cautious and wary.
Unexpectedly, Anderson had gone through such pain and suffering in the past. And now, Alisha was
experiencing it.
Joyce covered her pale lips, not wanting Anderson to sense her fear, trying her best to control herself.
Darrin comforted, "Commander, don't worry, since Athena can appear in front of you, she won't do
anything to Alisha for now. What we need to do is quickly verify this information, devise a plan, and find
a way to rescue Alisha from Athena's clutches. Perhaps Mr. Warner is also working on it. When the
time comes, we'll collaborate. Commander, you don't need to worry too much. The entire warlord
faction is your support, and we will definitely succeed."
Anderson nodded, "Mommy, if there's any need for my hacking skills, please let me help. I must
personally save my sister."
He was filled with anticipation. He had thought his sister had passed away, and now Mommy was
pregnant with twin boys. He would have two younger brothers.
Since fate had given a glimmer of hope to his biological sister, as her older brother, he had to protect
her.
Joyce caressed Anderson's head, "This news came too suddenly. Let me think it through carefully."
She needed to organize her thoughts, plan each step meticulously. Alisha's life was at stake, and any
misstep could lead to irreparable disaster.