Chapter 81 How Should We Deal With the Child?

• My words sounded quite calm, but Lennard’s expression clearly stiffened.
• Meanwhile, I smiled as soon as I noticed that he seemed to be at a loss for words. At that point, I spoke up. “All of you keep telling me that I’m part of the Turing Family and I’m your biological daughter. The Turing blood courses through my veins, but do you all actually treat me as part of the family? Perhaps you guys can sense that I keep a distance from you all, but have you wondered why?”
• I took a deep breath and looked at Lennard before continuing, “Indeed, it’s not necessary to fight over a room. But Chairman Turing, have you considered who was the original owner of this room? You guys lost me when I was two years old and I originally assumed that you guys felt guilty about that. It looks like I was wrong. Perhaps it doesn’t matter whether you’re related by blood to your daughter or not. I guess what’s most important would be the person you guys care the most about. Since that’s the case, what’s the point of inviting me here?”