Elly Campbell was the favored daughter of heaven, while she was just an illegitimate daughter who wasn't even acknowledged by the Campbell family, like an ant struggling to crawl on the ground.
That innate sense of inferiority that seeped out from her very bones made her instinctively feel fear when she faced Elly.
She feared Elly, and at the same time, she envied her. Both were the daughters of James Campbell, so why should Elly's life be better than hers?
When Elly saw her, she merely glanced at her indifferently, then ignored her as if she were a stranger she had never seen before, her gaze fixed straight ahead as she walked toward the hospital cafeteria.
Sophie Baker felt conflicted inside. She feared Elly, yet she couldn't bear being ignored like that.
The same blood flowed in her veins as hers, and even though her mother was a mistress who couldn't see the light of day, she and Elly were still James Campbell's daughters.
Why should Elly think she's superior to her?
