“She gave you secrets ,” Eleanor spat. “She always did. You were her little confidante. Her ‘sensitive one.’ Do you know what she used to say about you when you weren’t in the room? That you were weak. That you’d never survive without her.”
Even in extreme settings (like royalty or crime syndicates), the core emotions—jealousy, the need for approval, the fear of abandonment—are things we all feel.
“She gave you secrets ,” Eleanor spat. “She always did. You were her little confidante. Her ‘sensitive one.’ Do you know what she used to say about you when you weren’t in the room? That you were weak. That you’d never survive without her.”
Even in extreme settings (like royalty or crime syndicates), the core emotions—jealousy, the need for approval, the fear of abandonment—are things we all feel.
