Chapter 146

Once they get in the car. Quinlyn casually wiped the blood off the knife with a tissue. When she looked up, she realized everyone was staring at her. “Tule What’s up” she acked, confused.

The three young guys in the RV quickly looked away and shifted the conversation, but their minds were still clearly full of thoughts.

Quinlyn’s life in that small town had been so hard. All the skills and calmness she had were the result of years of struggle. Just thinking about it made them feel a lot of sympathy for her.

After Marvin got promoted, his work gave him an apartment in the city, but it had gotten pretty rundown. Marvin’s daughter was home from college for the holidays, and today, she was in the kitchen with her mom, busy hosting guests.

When they arrived downstairs, Quinlyn opened the car door and saw the familiar little building. She paused for a second, lost in thought

Joseph noticed her odd look and asked, “What’s wrong? You’ve been here before?”

Quinlyn lowered her eyes and whispered, “I’ve passed by here before.”

She was just a small–town girl, all alone. Why would she have come here before?‘ Joseph wondered.

They went upstairs, and Quinlyn stopped right in front of a door, making Joseph even more sure that she recognized Marvin’s place.

Sure enough, when the door opened, Marvin, who was dressed in casual home clothes, looked a little surprised. “How did you find my place? I was about to come downstairs to meet you guys,” he said, quickly letting them in.

Quinlyn hesitated for a moment and then slowly took off her shoes at the entryway. As soon as she stepped into the living room, she bumped into a young girl.

Even though they hadn’t seen each other in years, Quinlyn recognized her instantly. It was Marvin’s only daughter, Jolie Duffy.

“Hi,” Quinlyn said, awkwardly clutching the candy jar in her hands, clearly a little shy.

“Whoa, Quinlyn, you’re shy now?” Stanley teased, poking her cheek. He was surprised by her change. Joseph quickly stepped in and pulled his arm away.

bonehead. Tall, but

momentarily stunned. She quickly set down the dish she was

a couple of years older than you guys. I’ve heard all about you from my dad, and I know you’re the elite team

bent down and extended her hand to Quinlyn, her tone getting more serious.

a piece of paper and a pen from her apron

dragged her away, looking annoyed. “I asked you to cook, and you’re busy with this

been through so much, and she’s seen it all. Even bullets and gunfire don’t scare her.

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the group, apologizing “My daughter’s grown up hearing all about

the kitchen door swing open, and Jolie’s voice called out. “Dad, Quinlyn isn’t that petty! You’re totally underestimating my

so mad that he almost grabbed a slipper to hit her. But after all the back–and–forth, the

little dazed as she watched folie eagerly loarf

aren’t you eating? My mom made these. My cooking isn’t as good, so let my dad eat it. Jolie said, bright and cheerful, not caring

and full of energy, clearly raised with a lot

rude. Quinlyn ate it all, but soon,

seeing her lying on the couch with her eyes almost rolling from being

who was shaken around,

fruit, saw this and immediately got worried. She rushed over to stop Stanley. “No, she can’t move around like that. I’ll give her some digestion tablets and rub her stomach to help

said, scratching his head awkwardly. He definitely wasn’t as good at taking care of people as the girls

some digestion tablets and handed them to Quinlyn, urging her to take them slowly. As Jolie sat next to Quinlyn, gently

I can’t believe someone as small as you could be an undercover agent,

becoming a cop like my dad, but unfortunately, I have a heart condition,

always wanted to meet you. And wow, you’re just so cute! Can I

blinked in confusion,

She pinched Quinlyn’s left cheek and then her right one,

the room thought, ‘Please, stop with the crazy fan

shame.” Jolie sighed dramatically. “We should’ve adopted you back then.” Her comment caught

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