"Sabrina, you... you're my sister. I've looked after you for so many years, never once skipping on your tuition fees. How can you treat me like this? Don't you have a conscience?" Cathy's tone softened. "What choice do I have? If we had a good family, would we be in this situation? Do you know why I ran away back then?"
Sabrina's smug expression faded, and she shrugged. "Everyone has their own fate. Your story doesn't concern me. If it weren't for the past, you wouldn't be where you are today. Don't talk to me about how you treated me at home. Did you ever treat me well back then? Huh?"
Cathy's lips twitched, and she lowered her gaze.
"So today, I decided to disrupt your plans," Sabrina continued self-righteously. "You really think I can't beat you? I was just testing you, giving you an
