Yesseca changed her mind.
She decided not to chase after them.
She then turned to Tremaine, "My sister's daughter may be a terrible child, but you had no right to say those things to my sister. She's a good mother and a wonderful person."
Tremaine disagreed.
He then asked, "If she was, how did she end up raising a daughter like that?"
"She isn't her daughter and likewise. They are two separate people. You can't compare them to each other, Tremaine." Yesseca replied.
"I'm not. I'm just stating a fact."
"That's the problem, it's not true."
"How so?" Tremaine asked.
"I know my sister. She is a good person, she is very approachable and not arrogant at all. She is completely different from her daughter. Sabrina's arrogance definitely doesn't come from her."
"So you don't believe it comes from her mother?" Tremaine pondered, "Then from her father, Matthew? But that can't be true, I've met him many times before. I don't believe it would come from him." "It's obviously not from him." Yesseca agreed.
That she was very sure.
Because her brother-in-law was very polite and not arrogant in the least.
"Yesseca, if their child hasn't been influenced by her mother or father, then it has to come from someone else, don't you agree?" Tremaine suggested.
Yesseca wasn't sure how to respond to that.
She wanted to deny his idea but realized that she couldn't!
He was right. If Sabrina wasn't being influenced by her mother or father, then who was it?
Could it be someone else they hadn't thought about?
Maybe one of the servants?
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