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Grace, filled with anger, confronted Susan's assertion that there are no truths. "You are too quick to assume everything on your own," Grace retorted, her frustration evident in her voice. Susan, seemingly unperturbed, responded with a chuckle.

Perplexed by Susan's sudden change in demeanor and speech, Grace pressed for an explanation. "I can't understand how you raised your voice at us after all these years," she said, seeking clarity. "What has changed in you? What prompted you to speak like this for the first time?" Grace's curiosity was tinged with a mix of concern and intrigue.

Susan's smile persisted as she countered with a question of her own. "Why? Don't you appreciate this change in me?" she asked. "Are you afraid that I might do something you'll later regret?" The lightheartedness in Susan's tone hinted at a playful challenge, seeking to delve deeper into Grace's motivations.

Grace chuckled in response, appearing confident in her own convictions. "Me? I would never take acti