Chapter 1314: The Truth About Death, Father and Daughter Estranged

Pearl had thought she had everything under control, that she could remain calm and indifferent. But this one sentence made her unable to stay indifferent, filling her heart with sorrow. Yes, her mother didn't really like her; she seemed to prefer her older sister, Libby. The young girl remained silent, but her pale face betrayed her true emotions. Libby looked down at her with the stance of a victor, her sharp, slanted eyes filled with sympathy. She approached the girl in seven-centimeter high heels. As Libby advanced, Pearl retreated. She kept stepping back until her back hit a column, feeling the coldness against her spine, realizing she had nowhere left to go. Libby didn't let her off, smiling arrogantly with her red lips, that smile both wild and radiant. "Pearl, I don't know whether I should envy you or pity you." "So what if you have Sam's favor? Your own mother, my aunt, doesn't like you!" "Do you know? To her, you are a nightmare, a lifelong disgrace!" Hearing this,