"What should we do?" Jenny asked, slumping back on the couch. "We still have to look for Jessy."
"Mommy told us to let her go," Tommy said. "Now that I think about it, I think what Mommy said is true."
"You're crazy, Tommy," Jenny snapped loudly. "Even though Jessy often opposes us and often disagrees with us, she's still my sister, your little sister. How could you bear to separate her all by herself?"
"She's the one who wants to separate herself from us," Tommy said indifferently. "We're all adults and no one can stop us from what we want. Now that I think about it, Jessy hasn't been close to us for a long time, it's hard to even talk with her."
Jenny fell silent. She still couldn't accept that her mother had forbidden her and Tommy from looking for Jessy. What was even more anno
