Natalia played with her fingers nervously as she followed Aurora.
She had noticed Aurora wasn't particularly fond of her.
However, she didn't know exactly why that was.
"Why are you so quiet?" Aurora asked.
"Nothing," she replied quickly.
"I don't believe you, but I'll pretend I do. Have you had any chance to speak to Daniela about your alleged father that you both share?"
"It's not alleged. I have proof. I have the letters from my mother, confirming the truth. It's in the room we stayed on our initial arrival in Neravalle. I was supposed to ask Sonia to help me bring the letters, but I forgot," she explained.
"As believable as you sound, it's impossible to do so without solid proof. Also little advice, it doesn't even matter how much proof you have. What you should be more interested in is approval from Daniela."
Natalia's forehead creased in frantic curiosity. "What do you mean?"
Aurora stopped walking, as a door appeared to her side.
