The Alpha's Fated Outcast Rise Of The Moonsinger novel Chapter 23

Chapter 23 

“How did Whitney upset you such that you have to curse her?” 

How did she upset her? 

Was she really ignorant, or was she just pretending not to know? 

Whitney was able to enjoy the affection, warmth, and happiness that should’ve been hers. 

Freezing, starving, and being trampled on by others, she endured all of the pain because of Whitney. 

Even after the truth was revealed, Whitney was still the eldest of the family, and she was just the second miss of the Larsons who was uneducated, ignorant of etiquette, and could not represent the Larsons. 

In her previous life, everyone praised Whitney, and no one cared that she was the true eldest daughter of the Larsons. 

As long as Whitney was in the Larsons, everyone would subconsciously compare Whitney to her. 

They compared a person who was brought up by aristocratic elites since childhood with a person who did not have enough food and clothes, and had to rely on begging and good–hearted people for some charity when growing up. They then concluded that she had better manners and talent, and she was better at everything. 

Was this fair?! 

Although she did live in a slum, she was also a person with the same flesh and blood. She had her pride and self–esteem, but they stomped on her last trace of dignity. 

They never cared about whether she would be sad or embarrassed before. 

They never even thought about why she could not compare to Whitney. 

They only saw Whitney’s strengths, but neglected the hardships she faced in the first 18 years of her life. 

She had nothing to compare with her. 

Whenever she did not do as well as Whitney, Julianna would show disappointment as if she was saying that she was part of the Larsons but could not compare to Whitney. 

Did her dear mother know that when Whitney was playing an expensive piano in a warm home, Jessica was washing dishes for others in the cold snow? Even though her hands were red, swollen, and cracked from the cold and her face turned pale, she did not dare to stop or be lazy. That was because she wanted to live on. 

Did she know that when Whitney was eating all the delicacies of the world, she was so hungry that she could only rummage in the trash can for food and compete with wild dogs? 

Did she know that when she became concerned just with a sneeze from Whitney, no one cared when she was lying in the snow with a high fever? 

Had it not been for a change of fate, she would have already been turned into ashes. 

In the previous 18 years of her life, she only wanted to live. Her biggest wish daily was to eat and dress warmly. Nothing more. 

What kind of qualifications did she have to compare with Whitney who was brought up with a silver spoon? 

For more than 10 years, she endured the pain and suffering that Whitney should have experienced. 

Should she hate her for it? 

Should she complain? 

Should she be angry? 

Now, her biological mother pointed at her nose and scolded her for having no conscience. Should she be grateful to the person who occupied the -magpie’s nest?