Secrets Of The Neglected Wife

Chapter 798:

Allison had hit a nerve, it seemed. Nothing could rattle someone as steady as Mollie unless it involved her dear child.

With Mollie’s stern gaze fixed on her, Allison responded, “Believe it or not, it turned up at my workplace.”

“Where?”

Allison answered, “Fleeingland Lab. It’s known for its human experiments, and this ring came from there.”

“What? Can you repeat that?”

Mollie gripped the ring tighter, her hands quivering slightly.

“Are you suggesting my daughter, who has been missing for days, was part of… an experiment?” Allison gave a solemn nod.

“Mrs. Blake, I need to be clear: if you want to see your daughter again, tonight is your only chance. She’s scheduled to be moved with other test subjects to a different facility.”

Mollie leaned back in her chair, her expression sharp. Over the past few days, several people had tried to fool her with claims about her daughter.

She eyed Allison with a hint of doubt. “Why should I trust you? Can you show me more to prove what you claimed?”

A single ring was hardly convincing evidence.

Allison let her gaze drift towards the high walls surrounding them.

“Mrs. Blake, the reason I misled those outside was simply to gain entry. Getting past the black-suited guards was my first hurdle, but the decision to let me in here wasn’t yours to make, was it?”

Earlier, she had claimed an invitation from Mollie, yet the guards had dismissed her without a second glance. This suggested that Mollie hadn’t entertained visitors for quite some time.

The only person who could isolate her to this extent was her own husband, Congressman Charles Blake.

“Since your daughter vanished, you’ve been a shell of yourself, both mentally and physically,” Allison continued, not pressing for belief but stating facts. “Yet today, you chose to leave the safety of your home. Why?”

“It was because of the Immortality Group…” Mollie caught herself mid-sentence.

A realization dawned on her.noveldrama

“Are you implying that Fleeingland Lab is part of the Immortality Group, and that my being here today was a diversion, so they could move those test subjects?”

Allison’s response was calm but firm. “Given your sharp mind, I believe you can deduce the fate awaiting those test subjects without further explanation from me. Please, make your decision swiftly.”

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