Chapter 191: Subsequent Trivial Matters

Whenever Irene recalled her earliest memories, they were nothing but chaos and confusion. As soon as she tried to think about those times, a wave of irritation would wash over her, quickly followed by a violent urge to lash out. For a long time, Irene felt like the world was distant from her. She would often stare blankly at people walking by on the streets below or at children licking ice cream, feeling like she was an outcast, not fitting in with anyone. She didn’t know who she was. She didn’t know if she had a family. Even her memories were fragmented, pieced together from countless small moments in her life. The only clear memory she had was of her mentor, Kelly. But now, even Kelly had disappeared, and Irene had no idea where she might be. Irene had a nagging feeling that the hairband she wore as a child held the key to unraveling all these mysteries. But Mag had clearly lost her mind and couldn’t provide any more valuable information. It was strange—despite being a married c