Forrest chuckled, placing apple slices onto a paper plate. “What’s so special about him? Isn’t he the same as always? “He passed the plate to Sylvia while he nibbled on the leftover apple core.

“Well, he’s still your brother. You should go see him at Southern Haven Villas during the school break,” Sylvia suggested.

“He’s staying at the Arnold residence,” Forrest explained. Sylvia’s face stiffened at that, but she didn’t say anything more.

was a leading actress in local plays. At 16, she met Owen, a young man from the bustling city of

return in three months to marry her. But heartbreak awaited Sylvia; she discovered

they looked down on her because of her lower social status. To hide this from the Young family, the Arnolds tried to bribe Sylvia with a large sum of money, hoping she would forget her plans of marrying Owen. However, Sylvia rejected their

her. Even her own parents turned their backs on her. Sylvia took Forrest with her and moved to a fishing village just outside Ventropolis. She worked hard at various

never attended school; he could only write his name, which Owen had chosen and taught Sylvia to pen. Despite this, Forrest was unusually mature. Later on, after Owen’s divorce from Frida, the Arnold family welcomed

her family told him she had moved and found someone else. Owen was heartbroken and

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