Chapter 5 Fulfillment and memory

"Lucy and Bill truly love each other. As an elder sister, why are you so ignorant? Can't you let your younger sister go? Is it interesting that you have to fight with your sister?" Grandma Kate was distressed when she saw her baby granddaughter like this. Emma looked and acted just like her mother (Loren Davis). Based on the dissatisfaction with the original daughter-in-law, Kate extremely disliked this granddaughter from a young age.

"Grandmother, what do you mean I fought with my younger sister? By the way, Bill used to be my boyfriend, and now my sister has stolen my boyfriend, you think I fight with her? Is that backward?" Seeing that Grandma couldn't tell right from wrong and was always defending Lucy, Emma felt angry. Was there such a thing as an unreasonable person??

"What did you mean? You and Bill just grew up together and were close." Okay! Now that the fact that the two were dating was directly erased, Emma had to admire the old lady.

"It's agreed by both families that Lucy is dating Bill, and the Thomas family also loves Lucy, so you'd better die for it." Seeing Emma was talking back to his mother, father was angry and his tone became a little worse.

"Dad, for a man like Bill Thomas who is so fickle and sees things differently, you also agree with Lucy dating him?" Emma felt sarcastic listening to the reason given by her father.

"What do you mean by your words? Bill abandoned you and pursued your sister, and you should know that it must be your problem. You've been unruly since you were a child, and you don't submit to discipline, you always talk back to your elders. Which man can stand that? Which elder will like it?" Having been contradicted by his daughter, James slapped the table and roared.

One of the most important reasons why James would agree to his daughter dating Bill was because the Thomas family was considered a big family in A City, and Bill was their only son. If his daughter followed Bill, the benefits she could bring to her family in the future could not be underestimated. And compared to the rebellious eldest daughter who didn't submit to discipline, he was more than happy for his younger daughter to date Bill.

Emma twitched her mouth and she didn't want to say anything, because she knew that she couldn't win even if she fought. It had been like this since childhood, the youngest daughter was a treasure and the eldest daughter was grass.

But why did her heart still hurt when she saw her father defending Lucy unconditionally like this again?

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Rumbling, it suddenly rained in the night.

At that moment, Emma huddled in the corner of her room, and her face was full of tears.

After dinner, Dad asked the driver to take Grandma back to the old house, and Emma also went back to her new room to pack her luggage.

Suddenly it started to rain heavily outside. It was the same heavy rain that year. When Emma, who was already eight years old, came home from school, she saw her mother being driven by a man. She was helped into a small sedan and her father told her that her mother didn't want her anymore. She remembered hearing that and immediately chasing after the sedan, crying, and screaming for her mother not to leave her. Her mother's car never stopped once even later when she fell.

After that time, she developed a high fever, and her whole body burned up and she woke up on and off for a month.

And then later, her father took Lucy Brown's mother and Joyce Lee home, and he told her that Joyce Lee was her mother and Lucy was her sister...