Shouldn’t those words have come out without hesitation?
Or rather, shouldn’t she have just said them directly?
But on Grace’s side, she still couldn’t say it, even after all this time
Aurora truly couldn’t understand that.
Was saying she loved her such a difficult thing to admit?
Young Aurora’s heart grew colder by the second.
And the more Grace hesitated, the more delighted Tessa became.
Wasn’t it obvious?
Grace’s hesitation was a clear sign she didn’t love Aurora.
The longer it dragged on, the more their patience would be worn down.
No one here was stupid.
This kind of thing was painfully easy
to
see.
Grace opened her mouth, just about to speak, but Aurora cut her off
“That’s enough, Mom. You don’t need to answer anymore.”
She lowered her eyes. “I already have the answer. I understand now.”
Hearing that, Grace’s heart gave a jolt.
She didn’t know why, but she hated the feeling of being seen through.
And perhaps to cover up her emotions, her voice suddenly rose again. “You silly girl, what do you think you understand?
“You’re just a kid–already trying to guess what us adults are thinking?”
But Aurora only gave a soft, quiet laugh and said nothing more.
She already knew very well what Grace hadn’t been able to say.
Tessa, with her poor health, had Grace by her side–but what about young Aurora?

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