George Brown hadn't expected Risa to be this selfish. His sharp glare bore into her as he asked, "Risa, did you just say it's a blessing that your sister and brother-in-law are missing?" His voice was laced with barely restrained fury.
Risa scoffed, folding her arms across her chest. "Dad, I think you're mistaken. You mean my step-sister," she corrected, her tone dripping with disdain.
How could she not be grateful? Wasn't this God's way of helping her get rid of the thorn in her side?
Jessica had humiliated her in front of her friends and in several other ways, stripping away the pride she held so dearly.
At one point, she had sent her to the hospital by breaking her leg because of that crippled, she has lost so many opportunities because of that and had even walked with a clutch and also sat on a wheelchair for a few days.
