Today at the Academy of Calligraphy and Painting.
The Wright family's daughter and the adopted daughter presented a stark contrast.
One was first in her grade, even receiving praise from Master Robert Reed.
The other was expelled directly from the Elegant Art Academy.
Ava Wright's entourage ridiculed, "As the saying goes, dragons beget dragons, phoenixes beget phoenixes; one is the true daughter, the other is adopted. They attend the same school, have the same teachers, perhaps it's a difference in genes, such a world of contrast."
Amelia Wright, who had always been calm and collected, suddenly raised her eyes to look at the girl who spoke.
In those eyes, once gentle and timid with emotion, now was a piercing sharpness; she didn't care if others insulted her, but no one could insinuate insults towards her parents.
The girl was startled by Amelia's fierce gaze, feeling as if she was about to be devoured.
