o

a bolt of lightning struck down from the sky, s

sitting in the back seat hit the

looked around. For a moment, sh

f a car...and her dying. Then, as she looked

me to heaven? Then why do I still

tting next to her in thin clothes. The moment she

had done to her in the past played in her mind like a movie. Renea clenche

ne just came in front of our car, s

to reality. Hearing them, Renea paus

recognized this road-she could never forget it. It was the road she

nce?' Renea thought, pinching herself to c

turned her gaze back to Kailey, her lips curling into a faint sm

he right time. Besides, she wasn't going to grant her such an easy dea

ead. Her eyes radiated an air of purity and innoc

ved by those innocent, pitiful eyes and fe

that facade of innocence lay the heart o

like me?" Kailey asked nervously, her

ter all, you're their real daugh

ley's heart. She felt that despite Renea 's friend

ith you," Kailey said, her voice trembling. "I just want to know what my

that even the driver couldn't

nds. She raised one and commented, "What delicate hands. It look

beat. 'Could it be that R

and brother had granted her for years, visiting her ever

t her parents were doing, but her

, she could finally retu

ey quickly composed herself and an

Kailey's background. She had believed her foste

otic place like River Town have such delicate hands? No matter how kind her fos

maintained by someone who had

ss, dancing, and painting, which was not somethin

l Morris daughter-had always been suspicious. Why had th

fateful day when Susan had

ll part of their scheme to

eighteen years be found within just two weeks of the d

w, Renea's lips curled

ing Kailey-she wa

fe?" Renea thought bitterly. The truth had al

rough their schemes and had willingly jum

will be differe

ced the Morris family into su