"What you're saying... I did indeed go through a lot of trouble to get to the film set, but it wasn't solely for Mrs. Grant. I have my own dreams, you know! But now I've come to terms with what needs to be accepted."
As Ivy Grant listened to Sophia Brown speak, she truly was skeptical. Could she be mistaken? When did Sophia start having her own dreams? Hasn't she always disliked her mother? If she dislikes her, how could she have embraced her own dreams?
"Sophia, are you serious? Are you saying that your dream now is to act? But you've never liked it before! So, I didn't hear wrong just now, did I?"
Ivy Grant was asking earnestly, feeling that with every sentence Sophia said, it was hard to tell which one was true. Perhaps she was just making excuses to defend herself, still fixated on Dylan Flack. Was she claiming her dream falsely because she didn't know how to explain her real thoughts?
