Hazel Allison stood with righteous indignation on the moral high ground, questioning Mrs. Sheldon.
She said Mrs. Sheldon turned out to be so heartless, ignoring her after discovering she wasn't the Sheldons' granddaughter.
She said she always trusted Mrs. Sheldon like her own grandmother, but in the end, she was only left with disappointment.
She said that, to Mrs. Sheldon, blood relations were the most important; the bond they built over time couldn't compare to a single piece of identification report.
She said Mrs. Sheldon was watching her die by not helping her.
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In the end, Hazel Allison sobbed her heart out, portraying herself as a pitiful victim.
This whole act left the dignified Mrs. Sheldon shaking with anger.
