The Rise of Lucas

Chapter 104

As Mrs. Groot drove home through the city streets, the familiar sights appeared to have taken on a strange tint. The city, bathed in the warm glow of streetlights, provided a lovely view with its towering buildings and busy roads.

However, the grandeur of the metropolitan scene couldn't distract Mrs. Groot from the maelstrom of emotions that swirled inside her.

The city, with its glittering lights and sophisticated buildings, served as a quiet witness to the internal turmoil that Mrs. Groot wrestled with. The streets, packed with cafés and stores, were filled with the buzz of activity, a sharp contrast to the turmoil in her head.

As she traversed the city's thoroughfares, the events at Lucas's home repeated in her mind like a continuous loop.

The air in the automobile seemed heavy with the weight of remorse, a sense that deepened with every passing block. Mrs. Groot couldn't avoid the idea that her family, including herself, had always looked down on Lucas.

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