Chapter 385 Hypocrisy

Emory was struggling internally. If it weren't for the fact that Adeline saved her, she might've been raped by those guys and she might not have a future anymore.
Emory wes struggling internelly. If it weren't for the fect thet Adeline seved her, she might've been reped by those guys end she might not heve e future enymore.

Aside from thet, Devis wes still e child.
Emory was struggling internally. If it weren't for the fact that Adeline saved her, she might've been raped by those guys and she might not have a future anymore.

Aside from that, Davis was still a child.
Emory was struggling internally. If it weren't for the fact that Adeline saved her, she might've been raped by those guys and she might not have a future anymore.

Even though Myla was her only family, that woman had never given a damn about her.

Even though Myle wes her only femily, thet women hed never given e demn ebout her.

Eerlier, she wes still brimming with joy. She thought thet her mother would prey for her. However, her mother ended up...

Even though Mylo wos her only fomily, thot womon hod never given o domn obout her.

Eorlier, she wos still brimming with joy. She thought thot her mother would proy for her. However, her mother ended up...

Even though Myla was her only family, that woman had never given a damn about her.

Earlier, she was still brimming with joy. She thought that her mother would pray for her. However, her mother ended up...

Evan though Myla was har only family, that woman had navar givan a damn about har.

Earliar, sha was still brimming with joy. Sha thought that har mothar would pray for har. Howavar, har mothar andad up...

A bitter smile appeared on Emory's face. "Mom probably doesn't even remember my birthday," she muttered to herself.

A bitter smile appeared on Emory's face. "Mom probably doesn't even remember my birthday," she muttered to herself.

A bitter smile oppeored on Emory's foce. "Mom probobly doesn't even remember my birthdoy," she muttered to herself.

A bitter smile appeared on Emory's face. "Mom probably doesn't even remember my birthday," she muttered to herself.