The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Thalia smiled coldly. "Does it matter? I can never compare to Claudia no matter how much effort I put in. She needs to practice her choir, then take care of me... I'm nothing more than a burden to you both. The two of you have it much harder than I do."

Claudia's face soured in displeasure. "If there's anything you're unhappy about, you can always tell it to me in private. There's no need to make that sort of comment."

"Oh? All I'm doing is pointing out that you and Dad are having a hard time. Can't I state the facts? You're being too controlling. I told you not to take care of me anymore. I have the right to voice out my complaints." Thalia played with her food.

Henry saw this and immediately rapped on her bowl. "Don't play with your food. What's with this attitude? Is something the matter between you two? If you have something to say, then say it nicely. You don't have to make all these underhanded comments."

His words hung in the air, leaving the two sisters in silence once more. They did not exchange a single glance as they went about their day as if a deep-seated animosity had suddenly sprouted between them. Henry sighed, finding it increasingly difficult to understand what his daughters were thinking. A family should get along happily, but the mere notion of putting that idea into practice was incredibly difficult. From that day on, Thalia never uttered a word to Claudia unless necessary. One day passed, then two, then three, and Claudia soon found it too difficult to bear. It was Thalia's fault to begin with, so why was it so hard for Thalia to apologize? They were sisters, after all, and she wondered if Thalia had no sisterly affection for her at all.

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