Chapter 48: Sweet Dreams

Josito Lapoer is the owner, and he’s currently in his 70s. He’s also the first member of the allegiance. He loathed the government as it was the reason he lost his mother and wife. Wait a minute, if he has a wife, then why did she write a love letter to Sarah? I don’t understand. Well, I’m not in the place to judge his love life. I flipped to the next page and I saw a family picture inserted. I picked it up for a closer look. It’s two girls, and I bet the man hugging the woman in front is Josito. I turned the picture over to see its back and saw the names of the people included in the picture. Martina Lapoer, Sarah Lapoer, Josito Lapoer, and Martino Lapoer. The girls looked identical. The older woman looked like Sarah, and the younger one is also Sarah. The resemblance is there, and at one glance, you can tell that they’re related. There is a note in the bottom part of the picture, but I couldn’t understand what it said. It’s in Latin again. It says, "Somos uno y no podemos separarnos