Chapter 44 Her Life Was Worth Less Than Wendy's Dog

Samuel, seeing Kaia's utter indifference, couldn't help but bark, "Kaia!" Kaia acted as if she hadn't heard a thing. She strolled over to the dining room, sat down, and started eating like nothing had happened. Her complete disregard for Benedict's condition left Amethyst and Samuel cold to their core. Amethyst cried, "Kaia, how could you be so cruel? Your father is dying, and you still have the stomach to eat?" Kaia calmly picked up a piece of bacon and stuffed it into her mouth, chewing slowly. It tasted amazing. Funny, she thought. In her 23 years of life, this was the first time she'd ever eaten bacon. She never had the chance to eat such a thing at the orphanage. When she returned to the Larson family, she ate nothing but leftovers and scraps. The real joke was that she finally got to eat hot, fresh meals when she landed in prison. If Caleb hadn't pulled some strings to make people mess with her, she would have thought prison life was better than both the orphanag