Chapter 573

Marguerite had every right to be skeptical since she wasn’t clued in on the whole story.

Miley, on the other hand, felt a twinge of guilt. They had zeroed in on Marguerite and Yuna as their prime suspects solely because of the portrait Teresa had drawn.

If it weren’t for the uncanny resemblance between the Marguerite and Yuna, which made it impossible to distinguish who was who in the portrait, they probably would have gotten to the bottom of things by now.

And Miley’s guilt stemmed from a promise she had made to Teresa to keep her talent as a portrait artist under wraps.

Now, with Marguerite pressing her for answers, Miley was torn about whether to keep holding onto this secret.

But Teresa was always a bit odd in her ways.

Being a portrait artist wasn’t some disreputable job, and Miley couldn’t fathom why the kid would opt to hide this from Marguerite.

skill at Teresa’s age, she would have been

seem like such a big deal. There really

cleared her throat with exaggerated mystery, “Marguerite, what I’m about to tell you might

puzzled, retorted, “Can you just spit it

but paused abruptly, her eyelids drooping as

and asked somewhat foolishly, “Marguerite, do you know about a very famous portrait artist from Stonebridge City, goes

her brows in thought, “Rings a bell. Maurice mentioned something about

you’ve

her head, clueless.

child’s face and predict how they’ll look all grown up! Not just that, she can work backward using genetics to figure out what parents or kids might look like! In short, she’s

then met Marguerite’s

she sketched looks for me and Yuna, leading you all to

of Marguerite, “Bingo! You’re not as slow on the uptake as I thought!

that Robert’s sister

and Yuna weren’t twins, so why would they look exactly alike? Zoe and Penelope did bear a resemblance, but that didn’t mean their kids would be carbon copies!

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