"Betty's right. We can't feed that bad habit," Laura agreed at once. "So, what do you think we should get her?""Doesn't she like bunnies? How about a bunny hair clip?" Betty replied. "I saw some in that lifestyle store we passed.""Sounds good. We'll go with that." Laura nodded, but then her phone rang.It was my aunt, Olivia Walton. Her voice was thick with emotion, making me freeze. She trembled, trying to hold it together. "Laura, where are you?"Unable to hold back anymore, I wailed in agony, though no one could hear me.In the two years since I had returned, only Olivia had always stood by me, trusting and loving me unconditionally. I hadn't wanted to die at all. I had wanted to grow up, earn money, and pay her back.Life had been hard on her, but she was tough, never asking her wealthy sister for a cent, yet she often secretly slipped me money to buy things I liked.Betty and I were both their daughters. Yet she got 100,000 dollars a month just in allowance, while I only
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