Chapter 297: Trouble

Blanche grabbed Daniel's hand. "Daniel, I really didn't know Nancy would care so much. I won't go anymore." "But Lily is all alone, and she's so young. I really couldn't bear it." Blanche started to cry, as if she'd been terribly wronged. This was Blanche's usual tactic, and apart from Locke, neither Nancy nor Daniel showed much emotion. Nancy watched Blanche without moving. Blanche's words implied that Nancy hadn't fulfilled her responsibilities as an older sister. Nancy didn't care how much Blanche cried; she simply sipped her coffee. "You do care a lot about them. The neighbors all think you’re their relative because you visit so often." "You have every reason to say this. I indeed don't measure up to you." Blanche felt a bit panicked, her tightly pressed lips growing redder. She always had a delicate appearance, now looking more innocent than ever. Sensing Nancy was about to cause trouble, Blanche kept thinking of how to handle the situation. Finally, she said softly, "