I'd known I'd give birth to someone as heartl
, you took my cake. Why did you sti
'd been deeply wronged, questi
y into a comforting hug. He glanced
own from the cor
olen anything. Kimberly had
n meals and drinking plain porridge would bring bless
stood to the side,
eyes light up when I saw t
y deliberately held the cake out to me
ssed up her hair and ran crying to our
without hesitation. "You took your brother's life, and now you're stealin
ng to the floor, pain ra
elled up
croaked, "But I'm your daughter.
stomach. "You're not my
drowned out whate
with me. "Why wasn't it
ne to die, things would