Chapter 556

• Thea suddenly trembled, her face turning pale. She suddenly felt guilty, realizing that she had overlooked the psychological issues faced by children from divorced single-parent families, just like Kassidy.
• She thought Kassidy was different from other children. Despite being young, she had lived two lifetimes after all, and she would be stronger and more insightful than ordinary children. But she was wrong. Even though Kassidy had lived two lifetimes, she was still just a child. She had not grown into an adult, nor had she experienced the scenery along the path of adulthood. She could never become an adult no matter what.
• Thea tightly embraced Kassidy and said, "I'm sorry, Kassidy, it was my fault. I shouldn't have let you go without caring about you."