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(4) (Y/N)(L/N), the Playcare nurse, was the last person Elliot took an interest in. She had been working there for five months before he was killed. Although it was a short period of almost half a year, the founder saw something in (L/N) that she didn't realize. The nurse bore a striking resemblance to Molly Ludwig (as a young woman), his ex-wife, whom he had divorced sixty years earlier. At first, it seemed like a coincidence when he interviewed her for the job (including thoroughly checking her resume before bringing her in). As he looked at her face more closely, the resemblance to Molly grew stronger. While showing her around the toy factory, his suspicions led him to hire a private investigator to look into (L/N)'s family history related to his ex-wife. During his lifetime, he spent time with the nurse to get to know her better, sharing stories and experiences. He was fond of her, doting on her and admiring her greatly, even saying that she was like a daughter (a lie) to him. He even brought her to his estate several times just for recreation, as was customary between the founder and his employee. It was only when he obtained the family dossier that he needed this. Including (L/N)'s DNA from the detective, the truth was revealed: Molly, his ex-wife, was (Y/N)'s grandmother. When the truth came out, Elliot knew his destiny had returned to her in the form of her granddaughter. In his old age, he wanted to live with her to the fullest, even if not as husband and wife, to make up for his past neglect of her and his party work, which led to their disagreements and divorce. However, he didn't tell the nurse the truth, not wanting to create discomfort or tension between them as founder and employee. Nevertheless, he was killed before she could learn his true intentions regarding her, and there's something he wants to give her as a gift as well.