The employees were pointing at Tae In as the culprit, as if they had planned it beforehand.

The same feeling of unfairness that she had felt in her dream was stifling her throat.

She wanted to do to Se Ji what had been done to Arin, but Arin was her priority.

“Don’t touch her. She could have broken bones.”
When a male employee tried to carelessly lift Arin, Tae In spoke in a sharp voice.

Tae In, having smashed her own phone, snatched Se Ji’s phone, called 119, and handed it to Hyo Jin.

Hyo Jin was the employee who had first accused Tae In.

She seemed to be in her early twenties. It didn’t look like she had been working for long.

Reluctantly holding the phone to her ear, Hyo Jin stuttered the situation and the address.

Tae In thought that if she was inexperienced and had not worked for long, she would prioritize the task given to her right in front of her, and she was right.

Tae In softly held Arin’s hand, who was trembling and crying.

“It’s okay, Arin. Your sister is here.”
Tae In slowly stared back at the people looking at her.

She did not avoid the faces filled with disillusionment, contempt, and fear.

For Tae In, who had no memory, the expressions of the people were clues.

“Oh dear, how long has she been here to have caused an accident already.”
Young Mi sighed and sat on the sofa.

Young Mi was not interested in Arin. She only had a brief look, but her attitude towards Se Ji and Se Young was different.

Even if they were her children, it seemed like she treated them differently depending on whether they were beneficial to her or not.

The man who was their father seemed displeased with the loud noise.

There was no one here who sincerely worried about Arin.

She could guess how her family would have behaved when they thought she was dead.

Se Ji briefly filmed the scene with her phone, as if to leave evidence.

“Why, when there should be CCTV?”
When Tae In asked in a sharp voice, Se Ji, who was about to answer as if it was a matter of course, shut her mouth.

Tae In stared at her face, then opened her mouth again.

“Why, is it not working now?”
There was a slight twitch at the corner of Se Ji’s mouth.

“You must have done that, it would be inconvenient if there were evidence?”
“We’ll find out later.”
Tae In picked up the broken robot next to Arin.

“Stop it already, my head hurts!”
When Jung Gyu spoke, Se Ji flocked to him.

“Dad, what did I say? Aside from losing her memory, she’s not normal. You haven’t forgotten the old times, have you?”
Jung Gyu only clicked his tongue, but he seemed to agree with Se Ji’s words.

In fact, Tae In agreed too.

Because it felt like she was half mad just being in this house for a few days.

“I don’t know what the old times were like, but it seems like I’m not normal. Because I want to break your leg right now.”
As soon as Tae In’s words ended, the paramedics arrived.

Eyes filled with fury glared at Tae In. Tae In also looked straight back at Se Ji without avoiding his gaze.

“I’ll go to the hospital.”
Tae In followed along with the ambulance team.

“Alright then.”
Strangely enough, none of the other family members, including Se Ji, tried to stop Tae In.

It was only after Tae In left the house that she could understand why.

The moment she boarded the ambulance, a paramedic covered Tae In’s nose and mouth with a soaking wet towel, and she immediately lost consciousness.

Tae In woke up after a while. It was an unfamiliar hospital room and it was so dark that she couldn’t tell whether it was day or night.

“Why am I here?”
Slowly recalling her memory, she remembered the situation just before she had fainted.

It seemed like she had been kidnapped. Tae In, who was blinking at the ceiling, sat up like a bolt.

Thankfully, she was not tied up. When she opened the blackout curtains, sunlight poured in.

It didn’t seem like she had been unconscious for too long.

Using Arin as a bait, they must have called a fake ambulance.

The initial plan was to lock me up here.

There’s a reason I shouldn’t regain my memory.

Tae In was certain that the person who tried to kill her was Se Ji.

If he wasn’t the culprit, he wouldn’t have locked her up so hastily.

“I have to get out of here first.”
Tae In looked around. It was a hospital room with a bathroom attached, and the door leading outside was locked. It was like a prison.

It felt unpleasantly familiar. Like she had been trapped before.

Sadly, neither her phone nor her robot was by her side. Although she was dressed in a patient’s gown, there was no hospital name written on it.

She searched the hospital room thoroughly, but there was no way to find out which hospital it was.

All she could see outside the window was a forest. It seemed to be around the 4th or 5th floor.

Tae In rolled a roll of toilet paper in her hands, unrolled it and put it in the toilet.

As soon as she pushed the lever, the water started to backflow.

Tae In pounded on the door with all her might.

“Is anyone there? Please open the door!”
After she repeatedly kicked the innocent door and screamed, a woman who appeared to be a nurse approached.