In the past, she didn't care, thinking it was no big deal if her sister liked the man she loved. Ann Chapman wasn't her sister's, so why couldn't she like pursuing him?
But after Lynette Moreland's downfall, the whole family followed into tight anxiety and worry, she found things weren't as simple as she thought.
She couldn't truly ignore Lynette's feelings, and the family probably wouldn't allow her to be with the man who made her sister despondent.
Even if that man was Ann Chapman, whom everyone thought was fine.
"It's okay, Emily." Grace Adams spoke up, "Before, I really minded how much he liked another woman, now I don't mind at all."
"At the moment he shielded me from a bullet, I knew my place in his heart. As he fell in front of me, I realized no person or thing mattered more than him being alive."
Letting go is also a form of growth.
