On her journey of growing up, her mother always brought endless coldness, plunging her into the abyss.
But her father appeared when she needed him the most, pulling her out of the abyss.
She grew up in such a twisted, neglected, and unfairly treated family.
She often thought that if it weren't for her father, she might not have lived to twenty.
With thoughts swirling, tears gathered in Tiana Thorne's eyes, and the pain inside seemed as if she was experiencing it herself—suffering, suffocating, despairing, and wandering.
Yet that humble girl from her childhood only lived to twenty in the end.
She was harmed by Cynthia Morgan and Whitney Lynch with antidepressants and drugs damaging her womb.
At the moment of her death, her expectations of Whitney Lynch slowly faded away.
But even so, there was unwillingness.
People are like this.
The more they can't get, the more they want, especially this love, since it's maternal love?
