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Chapter 820: Chapter 814: Tearing Off the Mask 5

It’s undeniable that what Tiana Thorne said was not wrong.

She knew about some things that were not good for Tiana Thorne, yet she never stopped them.

In her subconscious, there was no need to be so concerned about other people’s affairs.

She closed her eyes, collected her thoughts, and then gently revealed a graceful smile, just like the once elegant elder sister.

As if the conversation just now had never happened.

Upstairs.

Sean Thorne would arrange for someone to clean Tiana Thorne’s room every day. As she pushed the door open, a faint scent of osmanthus lingered in the air.

It was a floral scent she liked very much. Her father made sure the room smelled the same as her, as if she still lived there.

May Sloane looked at the room’s decor, which was very girlish.

She couldn’t help but think of Georgia Thorne.

On the surface, she seemed to have no problems, but it was only after the conversation between Tiana and her did she realize.

In this family, the only person truly good to Tiana was Sean Thorne.

She moved her lips, "Tiana."

"What’s wrong?"

"Nothing..."

She wanted to comfort her, but then thought there was no need. Tiana should have moved past the pain of the past by now.

Tiana Thorne sat down on the bed with May Sloane, taking an album from the bedside table: "In here, it records my appearance from childhood to now."

May Sloane suddenly wanted to know what Tiana looked like as a child.

Tiana Thorne herself also very much wanted to know.

In her memory, she was either a reddish-brown fox or possessed extraordinary beauty afterward, but never knew what she looked like as a child.

She opened the album.

The first photo was a family portrait.

Rather than calling it a family portrait, it’s more a testament to her isolation since young.

Dad and Whitney Lynch sat on a chair, Georgia Thorne sat in Whitney’s arms, her cheeks adorned with a happy smile.

And she stood to the right of her dad, her eyes fixed on Whitney holding Georgia.

Looking at the photo, May Sloane suddenly felt her heart tighten, as if a small hand gripped it, causing a bit of pain.

It was clear that as a child, Tiana had expectations for this mother.

Her eyes seemed to hold stars, gazing at her mother without blinking, her lips softly pressed as if imagining how wonderful it would be if she was the one sitting in her mother’s lap.

Tiana Thorne also felt a pang in her heart; this unfair treatment seemed to spread from the tip of her heart to her entire heart.

Although she never actually went through it, seeing this photograph felt as if the person who experienced it was herself.

Such a pitiable little girl.

She looked about six or seven years old, she too wanted her mother’s love, even though she knew her mother didn’t love her. Stubbornly, she placed this not-warm and even distorted family portrait on the first page of the album.

Some memories, at this moment, gradually became clearer.

At school, she was bullied by senior classmates, who pushed her down, causing her to fall to the ground. Due to impact, her pants got torn with a small cut, and her knee was bruised and purplish.

After coming home, she saw her mother, instinctively wanting to rush into her arms, spill her grievances, and hear her say, "It’s okay, it’s okay, good girl, don’t cry, mommy’s here."

With such thoughts, she moved forward, just taking one step, when her mother first noticed the wound on her leg.

Immediately, her facial expression changed.

She thought her mother would be pained, even just a little bit.