Chapter 1975

Sandy vaguely heard them talking about the Goldmanns. ‘Hmph! It seems like I’ve underestimated that girl.’ Sandy returned to her room. When she saw that Deedee was sitting with her entire body shivering in the corner, she flew into a rage. “How can you be so useless? I brought you here, yet you can’t do anything. You should have died in your mother’s womb back then.” Deedee lowered her head and sobbed. Sandy walked up to her and pulled her up from the floor. She shrunk and cried, “Grandma, I’ll be a good girl—” Sandy kicked her into the corner and shouted, “Stop crying! All you know is crying.” Deedee fell on the floor. Her back hit the desk, knocking off the glass of water on top of the desk and causing the water in the cup to spill across the desk. The cup fell on her forehead, and some of the water dampened her hair. A red welt soon appeared on her forehead. Her cheeks were wet, and her countenance was pale. She sobbed weakly, and her body was trembling. Just when Sandy w