ity was raised and trained to do things in a systematic manner. She lived her life as if she were some kind of robot fro

born into a powerful family. She was a daughter, and she had a

ings from a young age so that she would not be an emba

ndsome young man who she admired. She didn't want to embarrass him, so s

didn't like to mess with her routine. That was true until she

used up the entire cup in the water glass. Vanity had no choice but to

hree wealthiest in the city; the villa they lived in had three f

its, and she didn't want to be punished for not listening carefully. She remembered b

with a belt and lock her in the attic for an entire day. She nev

tter what they said, she would never go

and poured herself some water. She took her time drin

what made her mother feel that way, so she followed her mother's voice without ma

ain Drysdale, who was consoling her. Her father was

ade her mother cry. Her mother didn't particularly like her; she was well aware

As a result, she worked even harder and put in more effort, but the results remained the same. She was simply gratef

ear. As she stood against the wall, she froze. She shook her head, unable to accept what she had just hear

e began to lose her focus, causing her to make a number of mistakes that drew

ore she could believe. As someone who had stolen the Butler's keys earlier that day, she quickly

, and after ten minutes she found it. When she revealed the secret room, she was terrified. B

ing on the bed with multiple I.V drips attached to her. They both seemed to be twins, but acc

ident that rendered her comatose for a year. She miracul

watching videos as a child, from looking through

at the young woman lying on that bed was the real reason

, and she recognized the child lying there as the same girl.

ster bedroom to avoid being discovered. But as soo

o be known, and if her mother found out, she would

out, and filled it with necessities; she also took some cash and jewe

as going to buy something outside with a smile. The first place she went was t

er fiancé and seek refuge from him. She would not have gone there in