134 Trust each other

Nate showed the garden to Lara, including the small bunch of trees where he and Samantha used to play as children. They walked hand in hand, lost in their world and exchanging memories of their childhoods.

Lara used to play in the garden with her brother when she was a child, and she remembered those days with a bitter smile. It looked like they would be together for the rest of their lives, yet her brother didn't call her back in years. Her mother baked biscuits for them, and it all looked like they were a happy family. It seemed like she loved them.

In the end, her love didn't prevent her from throwing her daughter out of home, to send her away, to force her to provide for herself and her babies.

«I had a happy childhood,» she said. «I'd like for my kids to have one as well.»

«They are having a good childhood, Lara. They are happy with you, and we will do our part to make them grow up well. My family and I are your family.»