After Shea Thorne returned, she immediately put the scarf Mrs. Crawford had knitted for her at the bottom of the box. She took out all the clothes from the wardrobe and sorted them out, separating everything related to Miles Crawford.
The more she sorted, the more alarmed she became. Everything Mrs. Crawford had given her and Miles was in couple sets.
Since childhood, her father worked away from home and didn't visit often.
After Mrs. Crawford moved in, it was Mrs. Crawford who took care of her, and she had to rely on Mrs. Crawford for her daily needs.
When Miles had something, she would have it too. When they were young, one blue and one red for the boy and girl, everyone just thought it was cute, without any wild thoughts.
But she and Miles were not real siblings; this was somewhat excessive.
It got worse as they grew up—teenage boys and girls with matching outfits inevitably drew jokes from those around them, saying they were a talented couple meant to be together.
