About half an hour later, Baker saw a woman walking out of the elevator and walking towards him.
The clothes are a bit ordinary, with a pearl necklace around his neck, silver hair, and some wrinkles, but he doesn't look ugly but has a different feeling.
"Dr. Penmark."
Erin went up to him, shook hands with the psychology doctor, and said with a smile: "Thank you for coming all the way."
Dr. Penmark said, “So, where are my patients?”
Erin looked at Beck.
Beck nodded.
Erin then turned to Dr. Penmark and said, "This way, please."
soon.
Dr. Penmark followed Irene into the ward where Sera was.
in another room.
Baker sat on the sofa and stared at the monitor that had just been installed to be able to see the full view of Sierra's ward.
Originally, both Barbara and the people at the hospital were very opposed to it. Obviously, these people value their own privacy very seriously. Likewise, they also respect the privacy rights of others, especially the privacy rights of patients.
He even said plausibly that this was a matter of principle.
but……
After Baker handed over a check, the hospital stopped talking and even took a spare camera from the warehouse.
It seems that the so-called insistence on principles is just because there is not enough leverage to give up principles.
As for Barbara?
After Baker looked at Barbara in silence for five seconds, Barbara gave up trying to persuade Baker to respect Sierra's right to privacy.
soon.
Dr. Rhoda Penmark, who graduated from Stanford School of Psychology and is a special agent of the FBI, appears in the camera.
Dr. Penmark looked at Sera who was leaning on the hospital bed and flipping through a comic book in her hand. He turned to Eileen who was following behind him and said, "Can I talk to my client alone?"
Erin nodded, turned and left.
Dr. Penmark moved a stool and sat down. He looked at Sera on the hospital bed without raising her head. He clapped his hands and caught Sera's eyes and said, "Hey, I'm not the kind of doctor who performs surgery on people."
Sera looked at Dr. Penmark and showed a bright smile: "You are a psychiatrist."
Mark Peng wowed: "You know what that means."
Sera has two beautiful dimples when she smiles: "I secretly watched "Intervention"."
Mark Peng snorted: "Okay, well, I'm a psychiatrist. This is a professional term. It's a doctor who helps them through chatting. Can you tell me your name?"
"Serra!" Sera said sweetly.
In another room.
Barbara looked at Sierra's performance on the monitor, folded her arms and looked at Baker, who was leaning on the sofa with an expressionless face and said, "You are sure your judgment is correct."
The blond Lolita on the monitor is simply a miniature version of an American beauty, with blond hair, fair skin, beauty, and a sweet temperament.
Baker glanced at Barbara and said nothing.
During his career as an assassin, although the number of actual assassinations he received was only a handful, Baker had seen far more darkness than S.H.I.E.L.D.
After all, Baker has come from nothing to get here step by step. He has seen his mother dismantling his mother with a smile, he has seen her crying while devouring his wife, he has seen...
And...Josie.
Appearances are the most deceptive. Even if Baker doesn't see it with his own eyes through the reconnaissance guards, after throwing away all the impossibilities, no matter how incredible the rest is, Baker will find a way to find out.
at this time.
When Dr. Penmark chatted for a few words and was about to ask Sera what happened last night.
But Sierra interrupted for the first time: "My parents asked you to come here."
Mark Peng's expression paused slightly.
Baker frowned slightly.
Barbara was also slightly startled when she heard Sera's words.
Sera, who was sitting on the bed, spread her hands, looked at Peng Mark and said, "They are my biological parents, can I meet them?"
Baker's eyes moved up to Barbara.
Barbara was stunned for a moment, then looked at Baker: "Hey, I didn't tell her what you were looking at, and the agent responsible for protecting Sierra doesn't know either."
Baker didn't speak, but turned his gaze to Andy.
When Andy saw this, he couldn't help but shook his head and said, "Do you think I will say it?"
Baker was silent for a while, then shook his head.
Andy spread his hands like Sierra, and the meaning was self-evident.
Dr. Penmark lowered his head and flipped through the information he had just obtained. After looking around, he smiled at Sera on the bed and said, "Sorry, can I ask why you said that?"
"It's very simple."
"There are no child protective services here."
"and……"
"The child protection agency can't afford a psychiatrist like you."
A hint of cunning flashed in Sera's eyes: "I recognize you, your photo was in the New York Daily News last month."
"Wow."
Not only Dr. Penmark exclaimed, but even the three women watching this scene in the same room as Baker also exclaimed in unison.
Barbara looked at Baker: "She is very smart."
Baker's face was expressionless: "Then do you think she did this?"
Barbara fell silent.
Baker stared at Sierra sitting on the bed on the screen, and the corners of his mouth curved up inadvertently: "I think this is a kind of stupidity."
Any intelligence must be backed up by one's own strength.
Intelligence without the backing of strength is far from just a kind of stupidity, and it is even stupider than ordinary stupidity.
Bruce Hulk Banner is very smart.
The results of it?
Last summer, General Ross drove him out of the Federation like a lost dog.
Sera's words over there are still continuing.
"and……"
"I know that my parents are my adoptive parents. Now that I am in the hospital and my adoptive parents are not here, and you are here without the company of a child protection agency, it is easy to guess that my biological parents should be there. Over here.”
"..."
Erin came back to her senses and said to Baker, "She is indeed very smart."
Beck looked at Erin.
Erin said: "She has already taken the initiative in the conversation, hasn't she?"
Baker nodded: "If you are talking about the intelligence of only focusing on the present and not caring about the tail, then that is indeed very clever."
"Sela is only nine years old."
"When I was nine years old, I could already secretly drive you and Nova to a traveling circus in the suburbs."
"...This is different."
"What's different?"
"You are a man!"
"..."
Baker looked at his sister Irene who was directly saying that he couldn't use the murderous weapon, opened his mouth, and then shook his head.
Dr. Penmark over there seemed to realize that Sera was preparing to lead the topic, and looked directly at Sera: "Then your adoptive parents passed away yesterday, did you know?"
Sierra: "..."
Sierra's expression changed slightly, and then she made a sad expression, lowered her head, and said softly: "I know."
Dr. Penmark asked calmly: "Then how do you feel?"
Sierra lowered her head: "I cried all night."
Dr. Penmark nodded: "I understand, is this the first time someone you know has died?"
Sierra lowered her eyebrows and shook her head: "No, a week ago, a male classmate in our class passed away, and I felt uncomfortable for two days."
"I'm sorry," Dr. Penmark said.
Next room.
Baker looked at Barbara: "Can you find out about this?"
"Can."
"Thanks!"
Baker said something to Barbara, then stood up, opened the door directly, and walked towards Sera's ward.
Barbara and Erin were slightly startled.
getting Started.
Baker happened to hear Serra ask Dr. Penmark why people get sad when someone dies.
When Dr. Penmark was about to answer, he saw Baker in a suit and tie.
Baker looked at Dr. Penmark: "Dr. Penmark, thank you, you can go. I'm sorry to bother you."
Dr. Penmark frowned: "Who are you?"
Sitting on the bed, the little blond loli looked at the handsome Baker and said, "He is my biological father."
Dr. Penmark looked at Serra.
Sierra looked at Baker who turned around calmly and smiled: "Am I right?"
Baker didn't speak, just looked at Eileen behind him.
Erin understood.
Not long after.
Dr. Penmark leaves.
Baker and Barbara stood together and looked at Sera on the bed with her little hands in her arms.
Barbara glanced at Baker worriedly.
Sierra spoke up: "She's not my mother, right?"
Barbara looked at Sierra.
Baker made no move.
Barbara was a little curious: "How did you tell?"
Sierra shrugged cutely, then tilted her head and said, "Because of the way you look at him."
"Eye?"
"Um."
Barbara raised her eyebrows.
At this moment, Baker next to him said: "You go out first."
Barbara looked back at Baker, then nodded and walked out.
The door closed again.
Baker put his hands behind his back and stared at Sierra on the bed.
The smile on Sera’s face was almost frozen.
quite a while.
Baker turned around, stepped on the chair, opened the vent directly, took out the camera inside, and then directly disconnected the connecting cable.
"First thing."
Baker turned around and looked down at the camera in the palm of his hand, then looked up at Rolicella on the bed and said, "Don't talk too much to anyone before you can guarantee your own safety."
If you talk too much, you will be wrong. If you can do it, don't be rude!
"I knew someone was watching," Serra said.
"Yeah?"
Without waiting for Sera to reply, Baker sat where Dr. Penmark was sitting just now and said, "You just asked why someone would be sad when they passed away, so why wouldn't you be sad."
Sierra shook her head: "This will happen to everyone sooner or later, won't it?"
Baker nodded: "Then why do you think they are sad."
Sierra shook her head.
"Because they're afraid of death," Baker said. "When someone dies, they think of themselves in that person, so they get sad."
Sierra asked, "Where's my mother?"
"died."
"how……"
"I killed it."
"..."
Baker looked at Sierra who said nothing and said, "Don't you ask me why?"
Sierra shrugged and said nothing.
Baker spoke up: "Same as why you killed your adoptive parents."
Sierra's expression changed: "I didn't."
Baker smiled: "The second thing is, since you feel that you have done nothing wrong, then don't deny anything."
Dare to take responsibility, admit when you are wrong, stand upright when beaten, there is nothing shameful.
Sierra looked up at Beck.
Baker said: "Can you tell me how they disrespect you simply because they suspect you are the murderer of your classmate?"
Outside.
The camera was not there, but the communicator was still there. When she heard the words from Baker, Barbara looked at the file she had just received from the police station and frowned: "How did he know?"
Eileen next to her shrugged: "Because he is Baker, so he knows everything."
Barbara shook her head and looked at the contents of the electronic file that had just been sent over on the computer screen and said: "Only one student's testimony can prove that Sera once stayed with the little boy who slipped and fell off the cliff. This It doesn’t prove…”
Said.
There was a sound coming from the monitor.
Serra's.
"He robbed me of the credit I deserved."
"oh?"
"The St. Alden Citizen's Medal, this should be mine. Marlowe is just a coward. He doesn't deserve this medal at all."
"So you killed him."
"I don't!"
Sierra looked up at Baker: "I just led him to the edge of the cliff, and then threw his medal down. Who knew he would slip and fall."
"The third thing is, never tell lies that you can't justify. You can change the subject, you can choose to remain silent, but never tell lies that you can't justify."
"..."
It takes a hundred lies to make up for one lie, but when you tell the truth, you don't need to, even if it is a plausible truth.
Baker reached into his arms with his right hand and took out a burnt black medal, which was the citizen medal of St. Alden School.
He pursed his lips and said nothing.
The three people in the opposite room looked at each other.
Barbara looked at Erin: "Sierra...was she like this before?"
Erin shook her head without thinking: "No, the Sierra in my memory is very cute and lively, and she would never do such a thing for a medal."
Barbara said: "So, something went wrong during the memory overwriting process."
Erin hesitated for a moment and nodded.
It's not a matter of the soul.
It's not a matter of character.
Then, there is only one last possibility left, that is, there is some kind of error in the memory overwriting process.
Otherwise, there is no way to explain all this.
at this time.
Baker stood up and looked at Sierra sitting on the bed: "Do you remember the three things I said?"
Sierra frowned at Beck with her cute little eyebrows.
It seems that he doesn't quite understand what Baker means.
Beck sighed.
The next second.
A wave of his right hand.
The angel crystal appeared on the right hand, shining with unparalleled brilliance, intersecting with the light of Sera on the hospital bed.
There was a bang.
The ward door opened.
Andy entered and looked at the twinkling angel crystal, then looked at Sera, and finally understood why he felt that the soul breath was somewhat familiar when he probed Sera's soul.
because.
The breath of the soul belonged to Angel Queen Angel.
Andy glanced at Sierra, then looked at Baker: "When did you know?"
Baker glanced at Andy: "When you said you felt a trace of familiarity."
"That's it?"
"Well, that's it!"
"..."
