Having brought up Vivian for nearly two decades, Julie felt that she had been devoted and considerate enough in treating her adopted daughter very well.

In a daze, Julie asked herself. Was she a bad mother? She had raised Vivian all these years, but why couldn't she accept her for real? Did it mean that she failed to fulfill her duties as a mother?

Julie's mind was so distracted that she couldn't figure out what she should do.

In the end, she could only heave a deep sigh and comment, "The bracelet is too precious. Don't bring it out casually. Besides, you are not my only daughter. Maria is also entitled to inherit something from me. When it comes to who would get the bracelet in the future, the three of us have to sit down and discuss it togethe—"

“Mom!? What the hell? Really?! What are you talking about?" Vivian didn't even let Julie finish her sentence. She screamed and became hysterical as if she wasn't talking to her mother.