"Why?" I asked, my eyes streaked with tears. I was surprised my eyes weren't dry from crying all the time.
"You were a bad girl, Cindy. It's right for you to be punished like this."
"I thought you loved me."
He laughed. "You think so? Let me tell you the truth, Cindy. It wasn't you I loved. It was Jenny. Don't be so delusional."
Suddenly, Jenny appeared beside him, caressing her small baby bump. She smirked as she looked at me.
"Pathetic. He was just using you to be close to me. Who would want to be with an abandoned daughter like you?"
No matter how many insults they threw at me, I was still affected. It hurt so much that I'd served them, yet I wasn't worthy of their acceptance as part of their family.
When Henry left to go home, Jenny stayed in front of the storage room. She threw insults at me, saying I should be dead.
I was okay with their insults, really, but when she mentioned my father and how I'd killed my mother during childbirth, I snapped.
"Your family is evil. You should all be dead, instead," I said, and that made her cry.
Her mother and sister came to her and were shocked when Jenny told them what I'd said.