Chapter 66

• Claudia
• I wish I could find the right words to describe how I feel right now, but the truth is that I feel nothing. It's as if everything I've discovered in the past hour is much bigger than me, so much so that it doesn't allow me to feel anything. A strong headache drills into my brain trying to bring out those emotions that insist on hiding. No more tears come out of my eyes, the sobs have stopped, and an immense need to be alone with my sister overwhelms me.
• I look in Hannah's direction and see her in one of the corners of the room she's in. I could say she's crying, but her gaze is indescribable because of the amount of emotions it reflects. I'm sure she feels confused and now understands that things can be different if we give ourselves the opportunity to be the sisters we never were. On the other hand, I would like to know what they plan to do with our parents. I know they won't kill them, but I'm sure Richard won't let them off the hook, enjoying their lives as if they've never done anything wrong.