Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 937

"About five years ago..."

At this point, the team leader secretly glanced at Juniper, becoming cautious. "A fire broke out at the orphanage. Many people burned to death at the time, and she was one of them."

"What proof is there?"

Juniper's fingers, which were flipping through the files, stiffened. She raised her cold eyes, her lips moving slowly. "Where is the grave? Have they done a DNA test with me?"

"The news came from the orphanage director."

The girl he personally took care of, and spent a long time trying to find her family for. He wouldn't make a mistake.

"Also, Boss..." The team leader paused, gritted his teeth, and added, "Because the fire was so intense, the buildings and people were all reduced to ashes."

"So the sixth miss, there are no remains."

No remains?

Hearing the team leader's words, Juniper completely stopped flipping through the files.

She stood silently in place, and even the air in the room seemed to freeze.

The sudden chill radiating from her made the surrounding subordinates shiver.

Oh no.

Specter's reaction was terrifying.

"The other brothers and sisters are all alive and well, but she died?"

Juniper stood there, and it took a long time for her to find her dry voice. "If she's alive, I want to see her. If she's dead, I want to see the body."

"Give me the orphanage director's contact information. I'll investigate personally."

No matter what.

She could never believe the fact that her sixth sister had passed away.

After giving her orders.

Juniper lifted her foot and walked out. She was so anxious that she stumbled.

The people from Cybernetic Shadows didn't dare to reply and instinctively looked at Shanley.

"Do as she says."

Shanley frowned and chased after the girl's figure. "Juniper..."

"Are you going to stop me?" Juniper looked at him, her eyes bloodshot, her voice trembling slightly. "Do you also think my sixth sister is dead?"

She was scared, but trying hard to remain calm.

"No."

Shanley held her hand, looked down, and his rich voice sounded slowly. "I'll go with you."

"And—"

He suddenly fainted, and the hospital issued a critical condition notice.

He could pass away at any moment.

"Sorry, my father never let us interfere with the orphanage's affairs, so we don't know the specifics,"

The director's family member answered guiltily. "But the fire did happen, and many people indeed died."

"My father has blamed himself all these years, suffering from severe depression, which worsened his condition."

Recently, someone suddenly asked about the past.

Perhaps recalling it dealt him a heavy blow.

Causing him to faint.

Juniper examined the director and found he could still be saved.

She immediately ordered him to be transferred to a hospital under the Schwartz Group.

Expert care.

He had to wake up in the shortest possible time.

After all—

He was currently the only person who knew her sixth sister's whereabouts.