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Buying My Forever Wife novel Chapter 506

But Leo couldn't exactly lecture his boss, so he simply agreed and retreated to carry out the order.

Early that morning, Ivy and Toby took the bus to Silverton State Penitentiary.

In the visitation room, she finally saw her adoptive mother. After only a few months, the woman had chopped off her hair, her face was haggard, and her entire frame had severely withered away.

Before Ivy could even speak, Toby and Mrs. Sawyer locked eyes and immediately broke down in tears.

Once they had cried it out, Ivy picked up the receiver and asked.

"I came here today to find out exactly where I came from."

Mrs. Sawyer instantly reverted to her usual bitter, venomous self, barking back through the phone.

"You heartless wretch! I raised you all these years, and you threw me in prison! Aren't you afraid lightning will strike you down?"

Ivy's face remained utterly impassive as she raised her voice, firing back.

"I'm going to ask you one more time. Where did you get me? You're nothing but a human trafficker. You're the one who should be struck by lightning."

She always wondered why the three sisters were treated with such disdain by their parents.

Why every minor inconvenience resulted in them being beaten and cursed at.

It turned out none of them were biologically theirs.

But given the kind of people her adoptive parents were, there was zero chance they had legally or kindly adopted them.

So they had to have been bought or stolen by this woman.

Mrs. Sawyer froze, struggling to process Ivy's words.

Deciding there was no point in hiding it anymore, Toby quickly grabbed the receiver and spoke to his mother.

"Mom, my sisters know they aren't your biological kids. Just tell Ivy where she came from, please."

"Let her find her real family, just like Hazel did. Let her know who she really is."

Hearing her son's words, Mrs. Sawyer was completely blindsided.

They all knew.

And the second daughter had already found her real family?

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