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On the kitchen counter lay some unpicked broad beans, Sienna Thornton rolled up her sleeves, and voluntarily helped to pick them.
"I already know what the Grant Family did to my mom back then," she spoke gently, even though the content wasn't light, somehow easing the pressure on the listener, "I'm determined to seek justice from the Grant Family this time, and I'll certainly include the grievances you and Aunt will have suffered."
Her second aunt felt relieved, realizing she wasn't here to settle scores but to enlist her help in seeking justice against the Grant Family.
But then, she became worried again and said, "The Grant Family is not someone to offend, better leave it alone."
Sienna continued picking the beans, smiling, "When my dad reclaimed us, he was rather ostentatious; the Grant Family had a big issue with it but couldn't do anything about it. I can't say whether the Grant Family can be offended now, but I know my dad is someone they can't afford to offend."
