When Kay was cursing Walter, Sophia didn’t find any problem with it. She even thought that Kay was right, as Walter really was an incapable and irresponsible man.
However, when Kay started cursing her grandfather, Sophia could no longer tolerate it. Standing up straight, she turned around and went back into Kay’s room.
Ignoring the fact that Kay was her mother, she directly landed a kick on her. “Watch what you say! You have no right to scold my grandpa. If you dare say that again, I’ll kill your daughter.” Sophia expended all her force when she kicked Kay’s thigh, which caused the latter to gasp in pain.
Keeping her mouth shut now, Kay glared at Sophia, who gritted her teeth in a fury. Licking her lips, Kay understood that she had said the wrong thing, so she kept calling her ‘Soph’ and then said, “She’s your sister.” With her tears flowing down her face, Kay wailed, “I have to admit that your dad and I have done the wrong thing, but your sister is innocent, so please don’t harm her.”
Looking down at her, Sophia said, “Then she has herself to blame for being your daughter.”
With teary eyes, Kay simply looked at Sophia; perhaps it was because she had shouted for a long time that she couldn’t utter a word now.
After staring at Kay for a while, Sophia found the blood stain on her face unbearable to look at. She hesitated for a moment before returning to the young girl, grabbed her arm, and pulled her up.
Terrified, the young girl cried again. Feeling impatient, Sophia demanded, “Shut up and follow me.” When they reached the other room, she hurled the young girl to Kay’s side.
Seeing that her mother was lying on the ground, the young girl cried harder. Sophia threatened, “Why don’t the two of you go to hell together? This is a suitable location for burying two corpses.”
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