Chapter b186 /bTo see us

    “I have a feeling Renee doesn’t like you,” Susanna remarked, her words hanging in the air.

    Daniel was momentarily rendered speechless by Susanna’s observation. The surname “Lambert” was going to make bit /bbeven /bmore challenging to win Renee’s favor.

    Renee, with her sharp intellect, likely immediately connected him to Vivian. However, Renee’s professionalism ensured that her reservations didn’t affect her interactions with Susanna, a quality that Daniel admired even more.

    But there was an unfortunate truth that Daniel had to confront.

    Renee wasn’t his sister.

    Despite Susanna’sment about Renee resembling his grandmother, Daniel maintained a facade of indifference while secretly investigating Renee.

    The initial shock he experienced upon seeing her photo was followed by disappointment.

    The evidence didn’t align with his hopes.

    His sister, Elsie Lambert, had disappeared in Glostin, yet thorough investigations revealed that Renee had been born and raised in this town, a ce thousands of kilometers away from Glostin.

    It was an undeniable fact: Renee couldn’t be Elsie.

    After grabbing a meal from the cafeteria, Renee made her way back to the dorm, where she nned to dine with Sarah.

    “Marvin is still downstairs, and many students are watching him, Renee informed Sarah as she entered their room.

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    Sarah’s brows furrowed, and she walked I over to the window to check on the situation.

    Her gaze settled on a man standing beneath the plum tree in the corner, his unblinking eyes fixed on the exit of the alumni dormitory. He seemed like a clumsy hunter, eagerly awaiting his prey. Suddenly, as if sensing something, the man below looked olliup. /li/ol

    Startled, Sarah quickly stepped backb, /bconcealing herself.

    After a tense moment, she cautiously peered outside again; Marvin had returned to his vigil, seemingly unaware of her presence.

    Relieved that she hadn’t been spotted, Sarah let out a sigh.

    Little did she know that as soon as she had returned to her roomb, /bMarvin once again raised his gaze, his eyes locking onto the balcony where she had just been.

    As night descended, an eerie tension hung in the air.

    Renee’s phone rang unexpectedly, and the voice on the other end was from the security office. “Miss Hudson, we’ve encountered a suspicious individual, who ims to be ‘Marvin‘, in the dormitory area. He insists on seeing you. Are you familiar with this person?”

    A moment of hesitation hung in the air before Renee finally responded, “Yes, I know him.” Puzzlement washed over her.

    Why would Marvin be at the security office?

    She rushed to the balcony, hoping to catch a glimpse of himb, /bbut he had vanished from her sight. The voice on the phone continued, “He’s not a member of the faculty and shouldn’t be loitering around the campus.