Ring, ring, ring…

Serenity’s phone rang.

Picking up the phone for a look, Serenity saw that it was her sister and took the call.

“Seren, did you see the news on Twitter? They’re too much!”

Liberty was up in arms.

As she was fifteen when their parents died in the accident, Liberty had a clearer memory of the events that followed.

Liberty kept a diary of every detail of their grandparents and uncles’ heartless deeds. She still had the diary in possession.

It never occurred to Liberty that these relatives would do a one-eighty and point finger at the sisters.

“It’s not like they turned bad overnight. They have always been evil.”

“I’ll go online now to explain our side of the story.”

Liberty was about to hang up when Serenity stopped her. “No need to jump to our defense. Let the story sit for a while before we respond. Then, it’s our turn to show the whole world who they are.

“Since they put our faces and numbers online, we should do our homework and stick the evidence