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Chapter 68

Chapter 68

The conference room fell into an awkward silence

Curtis was taken aback for a moment before bursting into a hearty laugh “Don’t mind her folks She just speaks her mind.” he said, trying to lighten the mood.

The other high–ranking military officers exchanged glances, feeling it was more insulting than harmful.

Curtis knew Quinlyn hail a sharp tongue, so he quickly changed the topic. If they’re just arrogant, it’s easier to handle. Pall all our people back, and they might suface.”

But Quinlyn shook her head. “They’re not stupid. If no one’s following them anymore, they’ll just be more cautious”

Everyone listened as she analyzed the criminals‘ mindset with such certainty, giving them an indescribably strange feeling It was almost as if Quinlyn was one of them.

Curtis sensed the change in the atmosphere, a clever gleam in his eyes, and chuckled, “Oh well, it’s pointless to ask you about this. Let the crime investigation team handle it; it’s their expertise.”

The others were speechless and someone muttered inwardly, “She’s been involved this far. Hasn’t she specialized enough already?”

After the meeting, Curtis asked the security guard if there were any kid–friendly meals in the cafeteria for dinner. If not, we can just drive out for food,” he said.

“Curtis, Quinlyn suddenly called out to him, sitting on the chair and looking up with eyes full of innocence and clarity. T can find them.”

Theft of cultural relics was the most common smuggling case in the borderlands. At the very least, she could contact those who had wanted to adopt her before to get some information.

Curtis lowered his gaze, and his sharp eyes softened immediately. He gently placed his large hand on her head and sighed. “I know you’re smart and very capable, but sometimes standing out too much isn’t a good thing.

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“It was my fault before. I’m getting old. I was so happy when I first met you that I got a little carried away.”

have pushed her into the limelight before she had the ability to protect herself.

disappointed. It wasn’t that she wanted to grab attention, but rather she wanted to show her gratitude. Quinlyn had never experienced kindness

the Wilson residence. After hearing about the incident at Frostlight Monastery, Elowyn was quite

said, Joseph, why don’t you go to school tomorrow

furrowed his brow, sensing something wasn’t right, so he said, “Mom. Quinlyn has her own ideas.”

to hide under their parents‘ protection to avoid responsibilities, but Joseph knew Quinlyn wasn’t like them; her

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her eyes showing no

tossed and turned, unable to sleep, remembering how Stanley had told him to take good care of Quinlyn when he had left the Anderson Manor. Eventually, he got up and went to the room next

realized she wasn’t there. The room was empty, and there was no sign that the bed

nearby, but then his eye caught. rope dangling by an open window. Moving over, he

mot, and sure enough, Chinlyn was sitting quietly on

sat down carefully, he said helplessly. “You’re really not afraid of falling halfway, huh? This is the sixth floor. Deep down, he muttered, “What kind of kid in this

how to secure it to the roof, and then looked up at the sky, saying, “I wanted to see the stars, but I

hazy sky with a few scattered twinkles of light. The city’s too industrialized; the starry sky can’t be as bright as it is in

suddenly thought of something. “Are you

shook her head and replied calmly, “I don’t have a home in the borderlands. Instead, many people are like family to

real Hailey, Curtis taught me everything he knows, and Elowyn cares about

continued. “They’re so nice

just being obedient really enough? She didn’t

in front of him was a blank

when it came to interacting with others, she was as awkward as looking up words in a dictionary to learn pronunciation. Moreover, she believed in the principle of mutual benefit and couldn’t easily accept kindness from others.

and chuckled softly. “You’re really just a kid; only children worry

puzzled, “But I am

couldn’t help but laugh even more. “Yeah, you’re still a little kid. You should