Chapter 6

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Tessa had not met me for the first time after we started university. Her mother had worked as an hourly housekeeper for my family for six years. Back then, Tessa often came to my home with her mother and did her homework in the living room. My father saw that she was a good student and paid for her tutoring. My mother also gave her the art supplies I no longer used. Later, her mother resigned, and we lost contact. On the day we registered for university, Tessa called out my name first. She said she could not remember much about her childhood, only that I looked familiar. I believed her. But the video proved that she not only remembered the past, but had also stolen one of my mother's paintings when she was fifteen. My lawyer sent the video for authentication. The technicians conf

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