Chapter 459

Sarah studied Mrs. Mendes intently. She found it strange that a truly loving mother wouldn't use the word "probably" when discussing such matters. Throughout their interaction, she hadn't detected any guilt, remorse, or sadness in Mrs. Mendes's eyes - only numbness and, strangely, relief.

What was she relieved about?

Suddenly, a possibility struck her. She narrowed her eyes. "Before Tina's suicide, had you already discovered she had AIDS?"

Mrs. Mendes trembled, her face filled with fear. She quickly denied it. "No! I didn't know until I was in the dean's office."

Her face went pale as she continued denying it.

But Sarah clearly remembered Mrs. Mendes's abnormal reaction in the office that day. A mother learning of her daughter's AIDS diagnosis would typically react with either anger or heartbreak, but she had shown no reaction at all.

"Let's be honest. At this point, there's no use hiding it anymore."

Why couldn't she understand this simple truth?

Sarah might have felt enough sympathy to offer some small compensation. But her current behavior was completely

her lips quivering before she finally spoke. "Yes, you're right. I knew the day

before

report. She examined it suspiciously

the table - one quick search

from school, she had no idea a storm was waiting for


she opened the door, Mrs. Mendes walked over and slapped her.

What are you

what I'm saying? Do you know what you've done? I spent so much money and effort to get

realized what was happening. She looked at her desk.

You have the nerve to question me about looking through your things? Now

tolerate her high-achieving daughter contracting such a filthy

her mind, people with

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