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"Well, Father Marshall, that's the only way. When are we going? Robert stood up, obviously wanting to settle the matter as soon as possible, for the situation aboard the Blue Pearl was beyond his comprehension.

"Now." Marshall blinked.

Under normal circumstances, Captain David would still come to inquire about his situation, and if he was able to get rid of the relationship with the deceased without knowing about Jenny's parents, then he could not get rid of the crew who died in the confessional no matter what.

Unless he can find the real reason.

Before arriving at Jenny's hospital room, Marshall stopped his steps, and Robert followed suit.

"Before asking Jenny a question, you need to be sure that although Jenny has called me by her own name, you have to pay attention to whether my name will irritate her. My personal guess is that it's unlikely. Marshall glanced at the door, "Next, you're going to ask Anne about last night, and you should know exactly what questions to ask." ”

Robert didn't speak, "Father Marshall, can you briefly explain what specific questions should be asked?" ”

Robert was a little embarrassed when he said this.

Marshall smiled good-natured and said, "There is no doubt that for a little girl, you should ask in chronological order. For example, you can start by asking her when she had dinner last night, and in order to make her more relevant, more receptive to your words, and reminiscing, you can also ask her what the dinner was about. ”

"Oh." Robert looked abruptly realized.

Marshall glanced at Robert and continued, "I think they went to the deck after dinner, but for the sake of continuity of thought, you can also ask about what they did on deck, and then it's more important, when they get back to the cabin and when they actually go to sleep. ”

"Will Jenny know about this?" Robert was a little worried.

"It's Jenny's business to know or not, it's not something we should worry about. If you really want to help Jenny, then catching the culprit of all this is the real way to help Jenny, not to let Jenny run away from it. Marshall shook his head.

Maybe it was a good choice for Jenny to forget all this, readjust to her identity, and start a new life, but, like a wound, as time goes on, although it doesn't hurt anymore, the scar stays there.

Someday, Jenny might wonder what caused all this.

If you don't encounter this kind of thing, your life will be completely different, and you will be like the rest of the people, running freely and changing a beautiful dress every day.

"Robert, aren't you angry?" Marshall broke the silence, "Seeing Jenny become what she is now, don't you have the desire to destroy anything but pity?" I can tell you that I am very angry with the murderer who committed all this, and if I were to catch him, I would make him understand what cruelty is. ”

"Of course I'm angry, but ...... Alas......" Robert sighed, "I'll do what you say." ”

"In addition to asking when you fell asleep, you also need to ask Jenny if she heard any strange sounds. Because Jenny said something similar to me yesterday afternoon, maybe there will be a connection. If she could, Jenny would have asked how she felt about her situation, and maybe she would have found something, but of course, you could not ask, after all, ......"

Marshall patted Robert on the shoulder.

"Finally, the most important question you have to ask is, why would she know that I was in danger in the afternoon? What did she see, or hear, or have any premonitions? These must be asked, and perhaps, next time, we can rely on her hunch to make arrangements in advance, and maybe even save the lives of the rest. ”

"I see, I'll go in first." Robert didn't look at Marshall.

He walked into Jenny's hospital room, where Dr. Edward was in addition to Lilith.

"Is it really not related to Father Marshall? Or is it that he had already guessed that I was suspicious of him, so he comforted me with those words, and I would certainly condemn the murderer who caused it in addition to pity for what happened to Jenny. This is an emotion that any person with a conscience will have. Robert came to Jenny's bedside.

He said hello to the two men who were taking care of Jenny.

"Robert, is Mora alright?" Lilith asked worriedly, she already knew what was going on in the confessional.

"She's fine, she just needs to rest, Lilith, you can rest assured." Robert smiled.

"What are you here for? Was it intended for a soothing violin song for Janela? But you didn't bring your violin. Edward looked at Robert's face and said.

"I ...... I want to ask Jenny...... Something. Robert looked out the door, where Marshall was still standing, and of course, he couldn't see Marshall from inside the room, "Father Marshall asked me to come, and he was worried that his presence would make Jenny feel emotional." ”

"Oh, it's Father Marshall, he's such a weirdo." Edward shook his head, lacking a sense of identification with Marshall in his heart, "When I was feeding Jenny medicine before, the first thing Father Marshall did was to stop me, it seems that he doesn't trust me at all, you know, I've been on the Blue Pearl for a few years, how can I do something bad for the passengers." ”

Edward began to complain.

"Doctor Edward, you yourself said that your medicine doesn't know if it has an effect on Jenny's injury, after Jenny drank your medicine and sobered up, you turned around and blamed Father Marshall for stopping you, not believing in your medical skills, didn't you deliberately target Father Marshall?" Lilith opened her mouth to grieve Father Marshall.

"Dr. Edward, you are right, Father Marshall is indeed a strange man, especially his ...... Thoughts, imaginative, as if there are no limits. Robert, however, agreed with Edward's claim.

Jenny lay on the bed with her eyes closed, she had been sleeping until the sound of the three of them was waking her up.

She stared at the three in front of her with wide eyes.

"You're Uncle Robert?" Although Jenny had not been on the ship for a few days, she knew most of the passengers, and unlike Marshall, she was just a little girl with no aura of idlers.