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Later that same evening, the house again sounded so lively as everyone had gotten back from their various business. Elizabeth stood in front of her window, her thoughts lingering on what had happened today, she thought long and hard and could blame no one but her mother.

Elizabeth had already taken care of her wounds. She didn’t want to create a scene not after what happened between her and her mother.

There was a knock on her door, Lizzy didn’t want to let anyone in, let alone see anyone but the second knock was followed by a tiny voice.

She opened the door and there stood Coco with a bright smile, she found it hard to believe that she shared the same blood with Shakar.

“Hey sweetie” Lizzy spoke politely returning her smile.

“Mum asked me to fetch you, we went shopping why didn’t you come?” she asked observing her sister to be.

“Well, I wasn’t feeling too good and I wanted to rest” she lied.

“Are you sick? Y