After a long pause, Principal Wallace turned his gaze to Nash, his shock giving way to confusion.

He did not understand why Nash was so concerned about this matter. "Why are you suddenly so interested? Even if the kidnapped girl wasn't Nina, why does it matter to you?"

Principal Wallace's questions seemed genuine, not an attempt to hide anything or with any ill intent.

Nash's sharp gaze relaxed slightly, and he spoke in a calm tone. "I'm investigating something and came across this. I thought you could help clarify. The girl who was kidnapped wasn't Nina, but she believes it was her and even shares the same name. If there was no intentional effort to hide the truth, how could she have these memories?"

Principal Wallace's expression kept changing.

"Principal Wallace, this happened at the school you managed. Can you provide an explanation?" Nash wanted a reasonable answer, suspecting there might be a larger conspiracy.

Principal Wallace sighed deeply and sat up straight, ready to share what he knew. "I can't give you all the answers, but I can tell you what I know."

Nash's eyes darkened with anticipation.

Principal Wallace picked up the photo and continued, "It's true that Nina's memories are confused. Coincidentally, the kidnapped girl had the same name as Nina. The reason for hiding it was to cooperate with her parents in an act."

"Cooperate with her parents?" Nash asked, even more puzzled. "Why hide it?"

They wanted everyone to treat her as

out she wasn't

a reason to investigate. For her, it's

never

it weren't

told him. He would not have paid attention to the

led him

Vina's

confused memory.

Zac, the person she

person. He looked back at Principal Wallace.

was faulty, this person

thought carefully, then shook his head.

Nash's eyes narrowed, suspecting

might be a

Nina's imagination. Nina's high

experiences seemed to include

wanted to keep

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