[I never define a person by their appearance.]
[If one could see through appearances to know a person, why would there be so many killers with human faces and animal hearts in this world?]
The tone and straw stirring of Amelia's speech are exactly the same as Evelyn's.
Her most common action is to use the straw to pick up and drop the broken ice, going round and round in a cycle.
It's a habit of many years, hard to change.
As Henry looks at Amelia in front of him, his gaze is filled with shock.
Over time, he has encountered too many people who resemble Amelia in appearance and temperament. Whenever that happens, he would think of the late Evelyn, able to restrain himself back then. Nowadays, Amelia's actions directly impact Henry's brain, making him a little dazed.
The idea that the person in front of him is Evelyn is roaring crazily in his mind.
But reason keeps him from giving in to the impulse to speak up.
