Michael’s tense face was replaced with a smile. “If she has a father who loves her, it’s all worth it,” he retorted.

In the end, Sean left the film studio with the files that Michael gave him and returned to Bayside City. He now knew too much and had to bear the heavy burden of keeping all those secrets—Justin’s reappearance on top of Cooper still being alive and showing up in the same picture as Fass Michel at the same time. Would that coincidence prove that Fass was indeed Cooper?

However, Sean had other clues to work with, such as whether Cooper was related to the Michel Family from Eastern Europe.

That traditional family was a recluse, preferring to keep their members close knit and never accepting an outsider as their family head.

If he could learn more about the connection between Cooper and the Michel Family, things would be much clearer.

For them to be close, it would have to be family related. Woody Mitchell was Cooper’s father—there was no doubt about that. Could the connection be from Cooper’s mother’s side?

Despite the fact that Cooper was still out of reach, news of the team having found solid evidence of him being alive pleased Sophia. She remained at the film studio even after Sean left, waiting for a male villain’s final scene to end.

The days went by as usual. She came with the food truck on a daily basis and sat at a corner, playing online video games on her cell phone.

For the past two days, she seemed to have spent less time playing. Had she been playing video games, she would not giggle like a foolish lady.

She had been doing it while looking at her phone. One look at it was enough to reveal that she was happily chatting with someone.

 

A sense of uneasiness crept around Michael.

Finally, when Sophia was using the jacuzzi, he snooped on her cell phone. His sixth sense guided him to search for that person whom she was chatting happily with.

 

The name of the person read ‘Dearest Brother’.

His profile photo was nothing but that of a scenery. Their chat history contained nothing of the Cethosian language—only English and a foreign dialect.

Apart from the English words, he could not decipher what those foreign looking fonts meant.

further down, Michael pursed his lips, unsure of what or how to

After minutes

man with delicate elvish features appeared in his sight. The man’s deep

Linus Michel.

Messenger! Michael could not believe

to Maria, all Sophia did was take a couple of photos with Linus and nothing else. They did not even exchange numbers

felt as if there were seeds sprouting from the top of his

was done cleaning herself in the bathroom and exited, he had already put

be doing a video call with an online friend to tutor me on programming,

must be none other than Linus Michel. He pretended to read his script

with excitement. “Yeah, he’s that guy who took a pic

You could do this on Twitter? So, this is how you found Linus Michel! You found him on Twitter and added him

was merely someone with foreign ancestry, so why would he

“Okay, but better watch out for online scams. Only locals use Twitter and Messenger and foreigners seldom

switched on her computer and said, “You’re wrong. I’ve done a few video calls with him before. He knows up to eight languages and doesn’t even have a trace of the Cethosian accent. When he explained programming theories to me, he

that he lives in Eastern Europe and owns a huge castle in Africa. He even invited me over to

that Michael would be out of frame. He was an international movie star, after all and ‘Dearest Brother’ would know who

began her video

glanced at the screen. The person

other and began chatting in an impressive mixture of three different languages. When they were done, Linus began to explain the ‘Principles of Programming’ to Sophia in English. A focused and keen Sophia took out her notepad and took

talk about programming for an hour, Michael felt like crap. He suddenly recalled what

no choice but to allow both Sophia and

they were merely two strangers

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