Chapter 37 We Got Married

• Amelia was well aware of the deep emotional turmoil that resided within her mother's heart, a turmoil that had persisted for many years.
• Could she honestly say that she held no resentment? Looking back on the past, her father had secretly moved their assets. He had manipulated her mother's emotions, pushing her to the brink of suicide. Their lives had crumbled in an instant! At such a young age, she vividly remembered how she had cried, fallen to her knees, and begged her father to stay. Yet, he had heartlessly turned away, ignoring her pleas.
• In stark contrast to her peers, who were fully immersed in their school lives, she was forced to work for survival, doing menial tasks like washing dishes and cleaning toilets. The idea of a vacation was foreign to her, as her only respite came when others were asleep. It was during these brief moments of quiet that she would huddle in her small room, studying and completing homework assignments.