Grace Koo

He just said, oh, Alice is still in Taiwan and I haven't seen her, blah, blah, blah.

I don't know where she is now.

That's all he said.

And then my brother said, well, can we just collaborate and look for her together, put our resources together, right?

And he just said, oh, I already put a lot of money and tried to get her back.

But there was no evidence of it.

One thing that really stood out was her hairbrush.

Still with her hair in there, I feel I couldn't breathe because I just feel like this person just threw all my sister's stuff in this room like it was nobody's thing.

I mean, it's been so long.

And all the evidence points to the fact that she's no longer here.

No.

It's a confirmation that I knew Alice was not alive anymore.

The pastor actually said, why don't we just do it as a mass for hope?

And that day, we agreed to dress more colorfully instead of being sad.

Yeah.

We went for lunch, bringing this photo with us.

So it was a family getting together.

Yes, we did.

What was that?

It was, Alice, come home with us.