“How could you send your own biological mother to prison? What exactly did she do?” one of the reporters asked, curious about what had led Seraphine to report her own mother to the police, resulting in her imprisonment.
Arthur stepped forward to speak on Seraphine’s behalf, explaining what Margareth had done that led her behind bars.
Calmly, Arthur began to recount the conflict Seraphine had endured from the very beginning—how she had been treated as nothing more than a source of income, without ever receiving love from her own mother or even her younger sister. The pain and exhaustion she suffered had never been acknowledged by Margareth, who justified it by claiming that Seraphine was obligated to become the backbone of the family after her father’s death.
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