Daisy Sanchez walked home, feeling more and more bitter with each step. The more she thought about it, the more unfair it seemed.
Back then, both she and Sylvia Byrne were victims of that incident.
Why did she have to live with those painful memories while Sylvia got to forget everything and start anew?
Why was life so unfair?
Why did Sylvia always receive everyone's love and attention?
They were both girls, yet Sylvia's parents adored her, while Daisy suffered in a family that favored boys over girls, enduring hardship from a young age.
Even Alex Elliott was the same.
The three of them had grown up together, but Alex only had eyes for Sylvia.
If it weren't for the fact that Daisy was still somewhat useful to Alex, he wouldn't even notice her.
Her life felt like one long tragedy.
Many times, she wondered what the point of living was.
Even if she died, no one would care about her.
