William shook off his thoughts, quite sure Sophia would never commit such crimes, unlike Evelyn. Gracia seemed clueless about what had happened here for the past two decades, and Evelyn had smartly filled her mind, turning Gracie completely against them.
"I think you are misunderstanding her," William defended Sophia. Rushing over to Gracia, he stopped her and continued, "She is too innocent and pure, Gracie. Sophie would hesitate even to kill an ant."
Gracia scoffed in disbelief. She shrugged away his hand and ran a hand through her hair, clearly frustrated. It felt like Sophia really had William wrapped around her finger, turning him into a puppet. The way he was still taking her side filled her with pure disappointment.
"We even did DNA tests. Anna was our real daughter, Gracie," William continued to press on, agitating Gracia even more.