"Miss Tine, where are you going?" Vivian asked as she watched Tine dressing herself up.
"Don't talk to me," Tine said in a stern tone.
There was a reason why Tine was angry and slightly annoyed. Once again, all the attention went to her sister, Laura.
On the other hand, hundreds of letters coming from different churches flooded her schedule. Tine regretted faking her identity and wanted to escape from all the tasks she needed to do. But because of her foolishness, this was her punishment.
Doing things like charity and spending time with orphans was the last thing in the world she wanted to do. It reminded Tine about her orphaned sister, and thought it was pathetic.
Just because Laura quite resembled her mother doesn't mean she'll treat her with kindness. Tine was willing to do anything to get rid of Laura.
"Ready the carriage. I have a meeting with someone," Tine ordered, and Vivian immediately followed.
