Chapter 30

When Daisy's mother came into the dining area and saw her daughter, she was shocked to the marrow and stood there like a moment was paused, staring at her with a wide eye. Everyone was equally mesmerized that none said a word. It has been so long since they saw each other that Daisy had made peace with the fact that she doesn't have any other family apart from her son. Years might have mild the pain they caused her, yet, nothing could make her forget. And she doesn't think anything can. Even now as she looked at her mother, all she could see was that woman who watched her child being kicked out without verifying the story they were told, into a cold rain, in a delicate condition, and now without being told, she knew that seeing her alone was her closure. That is because so many times she had told herself that she might feel differently if she met her parents after everything, but all that were lies. She doesn't feel anything. Instead, the hatred she brewed inside of her, bobbed out.