The Reid Family came in like they already had the victory in their hands, unstoppable and aggressive.
Public opinion was entirely in their control. After all, in Country M, tradition held one word sacred: filial piety. No matter what, in that cultural backdrop, there were always a thousand excuses for parents to mistreat their children — but if a child was seen as "unfilial," then they were the ones condemned, as if the heavens themselves should strike them down.
The Reid Family cast themselves as the victims, crying again and again about how they had "raised Logan," only for him to be "ungrateful." A bastard child, they said — he should have been grateful for even a bite to eat, but instead, he dared to compete with their legitimate son for more.
What outsiders didn't know, Selina knew perfectly well: Owen and Logan's identities were completely reversed.
But…
Beep. Beep. Beep.
Her phone rang.
Selina glanced down — her eyes widened. Logan?
