Victoria didn’t care what others thought.
But when it came to education, there was no room for compromise.
Everything else could be delayed, but knowledge was one’s own.
She especially despised hearing people say that girls didn’t need to study too much, that money should be spent on boys instead—utter nonsense.
If Amelia really did well this time, she might actually get into a good university.
Amelia hadn’t even washed up yet, but Victoria already seemed to see her bright future unfolding.
Her precious granddaughter wasn’t meant to be trapped in this small town, enduring the judgmental stares of others.
She should go out into the world and let more people see her brilliance!
“Amelia, listen to Grandma. I’ll take care of the shop, and I won’t go soft on the Milton family either. Ju
