Chapter 521

Summer had always thought that Amanda was an adopted daughter of the Plath’s family housekeeper before this. Summer's primary identity did not know much about Amanda and was not very familiar with her, but she had been observing Amanda for a long time. The emergence of the secondary identity was for the sole goal of protecting her primary identity. Amanda once liked to observe and monitor Summer for a long time and followed Summer around tentatively. So naturally she treated Amanda like an enemy or at least as a threat. Amanda did not like to talk when she was a child. She was very shy, reserved and cowardly. She was often bullied. She liked to hide and be by herself. She hid at places where she thought she was safe. She could hide for many days. "Amanda? I don't know her well." Summer shook her head. She did not want to talk about her. She once suspected that the disappearance of her father, Alaric had something to do with Amanda, because the servants in the family said that Am