"Fairness? The greatest injustice in this world is fairness." Grace Yakov looked at her with the eyes of someone staring at a naive child.
"Everyone says that you gain something and you lose something, and that's called fairness. But who knows what you really want? Maybe it's those lost things that will haunt you for the rest of your life."
"..." Evelyn Sherman was taken aback and looked up at Grace Yakov, who seemed off.
Since the moment she finished that story, Grace Yakov's reaction seemed very different from her usual self.
The calm and elegant woman suddenly became resentful and unwilling, even emanating a bone-chilling coldness that repelled anyone from getting close...
"If you want to talk about it, I'm willing to listen to your story. Maybe you'll feel better after talking." Evelyn Sherman ignored her cold attitude, walked up to her, and suddenly hugged her.
The sudden embrace made Grace Yakov freeze in place.
