Chapter 115 - Harriet's Peak Of Suffering

Axias continued his story again after taking a deep breath.

"That woman's obsession led her to raise Harriet in an extreme way. All her life, Harriet lived as a reflection of her mother. She had to be as perfect as Helena's talent and ability level, or better. Otherwise, Helena will punish her. Or rather, punish the people around Harriet," explained Axias.

Axias added that what he explained could not describe what Harriet had experienced under her mother's care. But Harriet remained strong.

Perhaps, she was strong because she was the daughter of her mother. Axias explained how similar Harriet's way of thinking was to Helena's.

When Harriet was four years old, Helena became pregnant again with no one knowing who the father was. And this time, she gave birth to a son. Axias remembered that Goldlane's descendants were usually girls, and he had suspected that she had traded her daughter for someone else's son. But that didn't seem right.

Harriet and Heath grew up, their face looking incre