Chapter 160 Tragic Family

• They had no right to lecture me if they never went through what I had to. Unlike me, Nylah and Milton grew up surrounded by love. We had different opinions on our families. I had come across something in a book, and it had stuck with me ever since—it read, 'The trauma you got from your family can never really go away. It'll stick to you forever and affect your life'. Master Campbell had told me that the only thing I could do was fight. He told me to fight the people who hurt me, to fight the trauma that was following me. A lot of people spent their whole lives fighting this pain. My success in business and love was just starting to make me forget about my family, but Henry just had to show up.
• Milton could not understand my rage. He was about to persuade me again, but Nylah stopped him. "Just stop talking, Milton." She took me out of the building and went into the car. "It's alright." She smiled. "They don't understand why you're so angry, but I do."
• I turned around and shook my head. "No, Nylah. You don't."