Society

The ossified grudge between the two of them couldn't be settled with some simple quarrel. Jenny was completely fearless, just like a little princess living in her ivory tower, untouched by the harsh reality of life. Utterly oblivious to the severity of her actions, she treated everyone else as beneath her. As the saying goes, if her family couldn't educate her, society would do it instead. Lucille smiled a little, and retorted, "Well, no matter what you do, your father will always be your safety net, won't it?" "Duh!" Jenny replied, self-entitlement underlying her tone. "I'm his only daughter, who else would he care for if not me?" "That makes sense. But what if, all the things you rely on are—poof—all gone?" Lucille responded with a slight smirk, her arched brows looking rather wicked. "If even the Zanes family is gone, I wonder if you would still keep your Princess Syndrome?" Jenny burst out laughing as if she had heard a hysterical joke. "If that doesn't sound like an elementary sch