Having appeared a little distance from the house, Idan first asked Ivette about Inessa's well-being.
"How is she?"
"It's hard for her, Idan," Ivette replied. "She still can't come to terms with the truth."
Idan sighed and ran a hand through his hair.
"What about Estelle and Amanda? Did you tell them the whole truth?"
"No, not yet," Ivette shook her head.
"What about Ina?"
"So far, we have revealed to her only some details about the identities of Estelle, Amanda, the twins, and the existence of Ryan. She still thinks that Noah and Elias are her cousins," Ivette said.
"And you? How are you feeling?" asked Idan with slight concern.
"I'm fine, don't worry. I wasn't as affected by Adrian's actions as my older sister, so the truth didn't shock me as much," Ivette replied with a slight smile. "And I'm glad to know that despite all the circumstances, you're still worried about me."
"It's obvious," — Idan wanted to reply, but remained silent.
