The car has been in heavy silence since then. Lunara tried to tell her, but nothing came out and Naomi chose to seal her lips.
As they neared the house, Lunara finally spoke. "Naomi," she turned slightly to look at Naomi, who was driving with an unreadable expression, "I know you're mad, but I only just found out about this myself. I didn't know that the man I married was your brother."
"Ara…" Naomi glanced at her briefly before shifting her eyes back to the road. "I'm not mad at you for that. I'm upset because you didn't turn to me when things got hard. If anything, I should blame myself. You've been suffering since you married him, and all I could do was offer you words of encouragement because you never let me help." She sighed, recalling every time she had tried to offer Lunara financial support.
"No, it's not your fault. Maybe it's true… maybe this is just my fate." She snickered, but her words sounded hollow in Naomi's ears.
