Joshua Jarvis repeated what he said earlier: "Previously, I didn’t know she was Poppy."

Sebastian Ford didn’t believe him at all and asked, "You can know Meredith Ford isn’t your real sister, yet how could you not know she was Poppy?"

Joshua Jarvis looked into his eyes: "When Meredith came to find me, she only said she wasn’t my sister, but didn’t say Tiana Thorne was Poppy."

Upon hearing this, Sebastian Ford understood everything.

The night Meredith was kicked out of the house, she wanted to make a final attempt, so she secretly went to find Joshua Jarvis, telling him she wasn’t the biological daughter of their aunt, and that’s why she was kicked out.

"Did she say that because Tiana Thorne found out she has no blood relation to my mother, Rouge Jarvis was furious and kicked her out?"

Joshua Jarvis looked at him, and at this moment, his expression was much calmer than when he learned that Tiana Thorne was Poppy and she had returned.

He nodded: "Yes."

Sebastian Ford asked again: "Did she tell you she’s dating my older brother, yet seduced my fourth brother?"

Only in this way would he use his fourth brother’s Weibo account to respond to her public call.

Joshua Jarvis didn’t defend Meredith Ford anymore, just nodded and said, "Yes."

"But actually, she tried to kill my sister and failed, the truth was discovered with no escape, kicked out of the house, she then deliberately hid the fact that your Tiana was Poppy, found you, and pitifully said she was not her aunt’s biological daughter and was abandoned, making you have sympathy and help her."

Joshua Jarvis’s throat rolled several times; when he just said Tiana Thorne was Poppy, he understood the ins and outs of the matter, exactly as was said.

In this matter, the cousin was the most innocent one.

Sebastian Ford’s cold voice was mixed with thin anger: "She was trying to use you for a last attempt, you shouldn’t be so foolish, why did you believe her?"

Joshua Jarvis lowered his head once again: "Because I never thought Poppy could come back alive."

"What do you mean?"

Joshua Jarvis said: "When Meredith was in middle school, she once told me there was a time when Aunt got drunk, hugged her, cried bitterly, calling her Poppy, revealing the truth that Poppy was actually dead, but didn’t want the younger generation to feel sad, so they said she was missing."

Upon hearing this, Sebastian Ford finally understood the desolation in his eyes just now, where it came from.

Poppy came back.

But his biological sister, yet didn’t know where she was.

Twenty years have passed; whether alive or dead, it’s really hard to say.

"And then, based on her one-sided words, you believed it was Tiana who caused her to be kicked out of the house, so you did what you did?"

Joshua Jarvis nodded; these are undeniable facts: "Mm."

Sebastian Ford’s breathing was a bit heavier: "My mother never told anyone that Poppy was dead, and she told you because when she was young, a lady told her this, and in middle school, she already learned to act."

Joshua Jarvis’s heart was also heavy; he never thought that the well-behaved, sensible, and thoughtful Meredith would lie like that.

Sebastian Ford also sensed his helplessness and pain, furrowed his brow, and asked: "When you were in middle school, why did you believe her? In my memory, you were not someone who easily trusted others; did she do something?"

"She saved my life."

Upon hearing this, Sebastian Ford was stunned.