Chapter 120 The Disintegration of the Kins Family Brothers

• How could Fanny ask such a question? After all these years, isn't she the one who has been assuming Angela's identity? We pamper Fanny even more than before to make her feel included, neglecting Angela and attending to Fanny's every need. Her confidence now is all thanks to our support. We didn't give enough, did we? He regretted being young and ignorant, repeatedly saying words that deeply hurt Angela.
• Suddenly standing up, Zacharias swayed unsteadily, his handsome face turning pale as he looked disappointedly at Fanny. "Angela is also my sister. I care about her. What's wrong with that? Are you not allowed? Does this family only allow having one daughter, which was you, the only one to be cherished?"
• Zacharias couldn't understand what was happening to them. From the birthday banquet to this hospital stay, a strange emotion gradually rose in his heart. My attention to Angela is surprisingly minimal while living under the same roof as his brother. I don't even know Angela hates snowdrops, and I don't know anything about her childhood. Not only him but also his parents and brothers. Not a single person cared about Angela. Everyone's focus unconsciously shifted to Fanny. That day, Angela stormed into the house with a group of people, while the servants vividly described how Angela was arrogant and broke all of Fanny's belongings. Everyone blames Angela, but no one has ever considered why Fanny's unwanted clothes and belongings are in Angela's room.