Beatrice Fawcett stuffed the plane ticket into her mother's hand, crying, "Mom, Seraphina is just too good. I can't just stand by and watch. I really can't ignore her."
"Alright, alright, my dear daughter, you are very loyal."
Mrs. Fawcett was truly moved by her earlier words, "These days, I see the reports online portraying her as utterly evil, a criminal, but that's not who she is. She's so kind, helping me find work, helping us buy a house, she's never harmed us one bit. We know in our hearts what she's really like."
"Mom, thank you for understanding me. So for Seraphina's sake, you should quickly leave..."
Before Beatrice could finish her sentence, Mrs. Fawcett picked up the plane ticket and tore it to pieces.
