ALICE
The experience that I received today was much harsher than it was back in my stay at the orphanage. As I said earlier, I cried when I faced rejection in the procedure for getting adopted. Today, I cried not because I was rejected by Mrs. Nembang. In the first place, I had very little hope that she’d accept me as her niece. It is better that I didn’t talk to her and reveal my identity to everyone present out there.
Since my identity has been veiled since the very beginning, I think it is better if it remains that way for the rest of my life. I appreciate the fact that I was living alone and that there is not even a shadow of such sick people in my life.
The intense conversation that I had with Mrs. Nembang and Mrs. Sampang proved enough to raise my B.P. so much so that its influ
