The woman's gentle smile collapsed; she felt Sierra Summers wasn't easy to deal with. Her words were incisive and rather sarcastic, yet her facade was all smiles, making it impossible to find fault.
She shut her mouth and said nothing.
Ivy Vaughn had to step in herself.
This time, she had asked the President of the Poetry and Art Society for a favor and agreed to their conditions just to arrange this gathering.
Ivy Vaughn and Zoe Summers have been close friends since childhood. She felt for everything Zoe had gone through and thought Sierra's return was also a good thing, but was it necessary to be so intolerant?
Zoe is such a good daughter, and the Summers Family parents said they want her and then they don't?
Why bother raising her initially?
Do they never consider Zoe's feelings?
Ivy was used to doing things to stand up for Zoe; she wouldn't overthink it. Coming here wasn't meant to do anything against Sierra.
