Chapter: 1275

“Marlin, say something."

The three of them, including Hans, unanimously turned to look at Marlin.

"I've observed Nora closely and noticed many similarities with Norah. In particular, she has Norah's eyes."

After all, Marlin had drawn those eyes countless times. He could even sketch them on paper with his eyes closed.

The instant the woman rolled down the window and looked at him, he confirmed her identity.

After a moment of silence, Yolande frowned. "Is it really just because of her eyes? Marlin, have you forgotten? Dolores had plastic surgery to get Norah's face, especially her eyes. Are you sure?"

Hans frowned, a flicker of discomfort crossing his face at the mention of Dolores.

Marlin insisted, "It's different anyway; she is Norah."

Hans asked, “If that's the case, why is she pretending not to know us?"

Marlin replied with a serious expression, "I'm not aware of what happened to Norah in the past year, but I'm certain that Nora is indeed Norah."

In the presence of someone familiar, no amount of disguise could escape his keen perception.

"I'll arrange for someone to investigate it."

Hans took out his phone and made a call.

Rosalee leaned in and said, "It seems the woman with Norah resents her connection to us. Perhaps she knows both Norah and us."

Yolande patted her head. “It's so complicated. Norah is not in danger, is she?"

Marlin walked over to the car and opened the door. "It seems so for now. Let's head home."

Yolande followed him, saying, “I'm still concerned about Norah. She's been missing for so long, and we never expected to find her here. At least she looks well."

Marlin didn't respond; it looked like he was lost in thought.

No matter what had happened to Norah, he was determined to uncover the truth.

After hearing the details from the crowd, Vinson squeezed his way through, only to glimpse the exhaust of the two Koenigseggs as they disappeared.

He was quite frustrated that Marlin and Hans left without saying goodbye to him.

As she drove on their way back, Nora asked, “Amy, do you know them?"

“Wiho?"

“People from the Boyd family."