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Liberty said, “There’s a part two. It talked about Grandmom being admitted into the hospital and prepped for surgery with the datefixed, having received help from kind netizens.
“The netizens are really tearing into me, calling us ingrates.
Apparently, Granddad and Grandmom struggled hard to raise us, but we repaid them with nothing after we made something of ourselves.
We didn’t even visit Grandmom now that she was sick in the hospital.
They said we were heartless and a letdown to our grandparents and deceased parents.” Liberty did a slow burn after scrolling through thecomments all day It hurt especially when her parents were brought into the picture.
Mom and Dad were way better children to Granddad and Grandmom than her uncles when they were still alive.
Yet, this was the treatment Mom and Dad received from Grandmom and Granddad now that they were dead.
“Liberty, don’t read what the keyboard warriors have to say.
They don’t know the truth and will believe just about anything.
Without even realizing that they’re being used, these keyboard warriors think they’re so righteous and kind.
They’re just pawns to hurt the innocent.” money.”Serenity stared deeply into Zachary’s eyes before turning to console her sister.
“Don’t waste your feelings on them, Liberty.
We already know what kind of people they are.
I’ll sort out your diary now and give them a dose of their own medicine.”
Zachary jumped in when appropriate.
“I know a lot of people in the press.
We’ll fight fire with fire.” He would also extend the outreach so everyone would know theHunts were merciless monsters.
Were Serenity’s cousins not getting far ahead in their careers? Zachary would love to see if their future was justas secured as now after this.
He would not live up to his ruthless reputation if Zachary did not bring the Hunts to ruin.
Serenity started to compile the evidence, taking photos of Liberty’s diary together with voice recordings to post on Twitter.
Soon, the response of the ungrateful granddaughter went viral with the help of Zachary.
The tweet even pushed the gossip about Zachary and Elisa aside, taking the number one spot on the trending list.
Liberty’s diary detailed the truth of the events.
Only fifteen at the time, Liberty’s penmanship reflected her age.
The sudden loss of their parents and their relatives’ demands for a share of the blood money opened the sisters’ eyes to a worldof peril.
The despair, anger, sadness, and helplessness did not go amiss between the lines. Tears filled Serenity’s eyes as she flipped through her sister’s diary while accounts of the past flooded her mind.
Dad’s side of the family and Mom’s side of the family were ripping each other apart over the insurance money. All of them were trying to get a bigger cut. No one cared about Serenity and me. No one talked about adopting us and taking care of us. Mom and Dad were dead, but all they could think about was money. What about our feelings? Is this what they call a family?
Mom, Dad, come home. Do you know what your daughters are going through now? How could you leave me and Serenity behind?
It was raining. Was God feeling sorry because my sister and I lost our parents? We didn’t have a mom and dad anymore. I cried for Mom and Dad, but they could no longer hear me. I looked at Serenity’s clueless face and cried. She cried too.
Serenity had been asking me when Mom and Dad were coming home. She missed them.
I held my sister and cried. I told her that Mom and Dad were never returning. They went to Heaven and abandoned us. We have become orphans, children without a mom and dad…]
To get more money, Granddad and Grandmom said that we won’t owe them anything if we agree to give them six hundred thousand dollars. I mean, they have other children who can help with their retirement.
All they want is money, money, money. Money is more important than family. Is money more important than their granddaughters? The blood money was an exchange for their son and daughter–in–law’s lives. Don’t they have any consideration for their son and daughter–in law with all that fuss about money? Oh, I guess they don’t care about the dead since Mom and Dad are gone.
In the end, they took the money. Granddad and Grandmom got six hundred thousand dollars, and Mom’s side of the family didn’t want to miss out either, so they wanted the remaining half of the insurance money. What are we going to do if they take away all of Mom and Dad’s life insurance?
The mayor couldn’t stand it anymore and insisted that some money be left to us for our future and education. In the end, Mom’s parents took four hundred thousand dollars. They also said we didn’t have to be responsible for them anymore and vice versa. Mom wasn’t their biological daughter anyway. The four hundred thousand dollars was compensation for raising Mom.
Granddad and Grandmom hit me and Serenity with a stick to chase us out. They said that since Mom and Dad are gone, the house now belongs to them. I tried to refute it in tears. Mom and Dad built that house. Why can’t Serenity and I live there anymore?
The townspeople took pity on us, but they couldn’t argue over Grandmom. My uncles and cousins are on my grandparents’ side. The townspeople were told to mind their own business.
Our stuff was thrown on the floor. They smashed Mom’s photo frame and said they’d burn Mom and Dad’s pictures if we didn’t leave right now.
It was raining heavily again. Holding a photo of Mom and Dad, I took Serenity’s hand and carried our light luggage as we reluctantly moved forward in the rain. We left in the end. Serenity and I are only kids. There’s no chance we can beat the adults.
I’m sorry, Mom and Dad. Serenity and I are useless. We can’t even protect our home…
The netizens could picture the events as they read Liberty’s diary entries. Many expressed in the comments that they were saddened to tears.
There were townsfolk who stood up for Serenity and Liberty, accusing the Hunts of crossing the line. It finally got through to the netizen’s head that they had been fooled.
The supposed grandparents had never raised the granddaughters, nor did they pay for their education. As a matter of fact, the grandparents took a chunk of the insurance payout after their son and daughter–in–law passed away in an accident.
Serenity put her sister’s diary pages on Twitter in response to the viral tweet about ungrateful granddaughters.
Apart from Liberty’s diary, Serenity also put forth evidence from her hometown to prove her grandparents had been living a nice life upon pocketing several hundred thousand dollars. Their children were also among the richest in town.
It struck Zachary that his dashcam would have recorded Old Mr. Hunt’s cocky voice when he called Serenity while Zachary and Serenity were on the way to Liberty’s place for dinner.
Zachary went to check on it and confirmed another crucial piece of evidence caught on tape.
Serenity then uploaded the recording of her conversation with Granddad onto the internet.
She left the netizens to fume and raise hell as it was no longer her concern.