718: Chapter 717: We Have Been Searching for Her All Along 718: Chapter 717: We Have Been Searching for Her All Along She didn’t feel repulsed or disgusted.
Instead, she felt a sense of warmth.
Although she didn’t have a brother, that was how she felt at that mont.
After hearing Gary White’s explanation, she felt as if a burden had been lifted.
After all, Gary White was a director she admired.
She didn’t want to distance herself from him because of so matters.
“Director White…”
“If you don’t mind, you can call Mr.
White in private.” Gary White looked at the girl beside him with a warm gaze, “I’ll be happier if you call that.”
As Joanna t his gaze, her heart ward again, and she hesitated before calling out softly, “Mr…White?”
There was a joyful expression in Gary White’s eyes, “Hearing you call that makes feel like I have a sister.
If my sister hadn’t been separated from us, she would be about your age right now.”
With a hint of regret in his eyes, Gary White continued, “I don’t know how she’s doing now, whether she’s living a happy life or not.
How the adoptive family treats her, and if she’s been growing up happily.
I would feel a lot better if she were living happily.
If she’s not…”
“Don’t worry, Mr.
White.
I’m sure she’s living a happy life,” Joanna said, comforting him, “Maybe one day, you’ll be able to see her again.”
“I hope so,” Gary White sighed softly, “In fact, we’ve been searching for her all these years.
But it seems that the adoptive family has changed their nas and no longer lives where they used to.”
“We’ve searched for many years, but we still haven’t found her.”
“But no matter how long it takes, we will never give up.
I have a feeling that my sister will co ho one day.
Our family will definitely be reunited.”
“Yes, definitely.”
Joanna was actually very curious about how the sister got separated from them.
But after so thought, it was impossible for the family to be forced to separate under normal circumstances.
So, there must be a reason that couldn’t be disclosed.
At least, it couldn’t be disclosed to her, an outsider.
No matter how curious she was, it wasn’t right for her to ask.
“I have a photo of my sister when she was young,” Gary White squinted, as if recalling sothing, “She had just been born, and my mom took a picture of her.
You know, you look a bit like my sister.”
Joanna was taken aback: “I look like your sister?”
White Gary looked at her and nodded, “Yes, your eyes are similar, and so are your noses.”
“My sister has been a beauty since she was young, and my mom said she was very pretty.
There are big age gaps between you two, so even if you are alike, there are many differences.
But I feel that when she grows up, she will look a lot like you.”
“Mr.
White, I believe your family will definitely be reunited!”
“I hope so.”
Gary White looked out the window, “If we can’t et again, I hope she’ll have a happy life.
Whether she lives rich or poor, as long as she’s happy.”
Just as Gary White finished speaking, he felt his cellphone vibrate again.
He glanced down, thought for a mont, and finally picked up the phone to reply with a ssage.
The other side responded imdiately: How is she?
Did you manage to safely send her back to the hotel?
Gary White really wanted to roll his eyes at the person on the other end.
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