Everyone looked up in unison upon hearing the hoarse voice, and saw a woman in her fifties standing by the handles on the second floor. The woman was pale, likely because she hadn't seen sunlight for a prolonged period of time and the fact that her face had been covered with hair most of the time. There was a fine line in between her brows but that did not affect her beauty by the slightest, giving her a sense of maturity and dignity instead. Had the woman not called out to Sabrina, no one would have known that this woman in front of them was the same person as the stray woman before. Every single person was dumbfounded by the sight.

Marcus's father was the first to react. "Sis!"

Sabrina's mother did not respond and remained expressionless.

"Sis! You are my little sister! I've seen you a couple of times when we were young, so I can tell that you are my sister with just one look!"

Marcus's father rubbed his hands together in excitement. It had been so many years, he had spent so man