Chapter 122: Like a Lunatic

Tracy told Mary she was heading to the kitchen, while George retreated to his playroom, not emerging until mealtime. "Let's go to the study. There's something I need to discuss with you," Galerie said calmly to Mary. Mary had long noticed the rift between her second brother and herself, even feeling less close to him than Tracy did. But it was her fault—back then, because of Tracy, she had hurt her second brother deeply. Once in the study, Galerie didn't waste words, handing Mary a document. "This is the death notice from the police. Angie had a heart attack in prison and passed away despite treatment." Mary took it, tears welling up as she scanned the pages. Galerie sighed helplessly. No matter what, Angie had been his daughter for over twenty years, and it was only natural for him to feel heartbroken. However, he soon heard Mary's laughter—a strange mix of tears and smiles, like a lunatic. Galerie frowned at her. Mary wiped her tears, looking up at Galerie wit