Chapter 4 - Shattered Hope (2)

When she arrived in her new room in the third floor, her belongings were sprawled out.

The power structure of the family is supposed to be from the top to the bottom. Although she was the eldest daughter, but from an early age, the maids have continuously watched her be discriminated against. This was why they also began to ignore her little by little and solely cared about Riel.

Fortunately, it didn’t take a long time to clean up everything since she didn’t really have that many belongings.

Irene began to organize her things one by one, starting from the books and papers that she brought in just now. She began to hang up her dress and a few extra clothes in the closet and not in the dressing room, this was something she picked up after graduating from the academy, Irene then rolled up the picture that she secretly painted in her spare time and pushed it into the corner of the drawer.

After doing this, she organized some of her diaries and small items. She then used a dry mop to wipe the dust off from her room to make it look like a proper place to stay. She really didn’t mind cleaning her own room.

Above all of this, there was no Riel in the next room. This fact alone made Irene feel a great sense of freedom.

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The sunset-colored light poured into the room when she pulled down the curtain.

I thought you would definitely understand if I showed you my heart.

This was such a foolish thought.

The moment I heard my mother’s answer, any semblance of hope I had left shattered into dust.