Nell Harris was taken aback and said nothing. As a child, she didn't understand when others spoke about her, she would just go home and cry to her parents. When she grew up and learned more, she understood everything naturally. No matter what others said, she never went back to say a word.
She never asked her parents about her heritage or the question of her biological parents.
She felt that if they were willing to tell her, she naturally wanted to listen. But if they weren't willing, why ask to hurt their feelings?
Her parents were old, two elders who lived a harsh life. Even in the most difficult years, they didn't eat or drink so she would never go hungry.
Nell didn't believe she would be treated better by her biological parents than them.
She was a perceptive person and understood what is truly rare in this world.
Her parents treated her well, so she concentrated on being their daughter. The rest, let nature take its course, without forcing it.
