"Oh, really? Have you seen it with your own eyes?" Tara asks coolly.
"Hmm?" Bonnie doesn't understand the meaning behind the question, but answers truthfully anyway. "They are always in his room. Julianna says that if too many people go in, Gavin's emotions will become more unstable, so it is just the two of them communicating in the room."
"Oh, so is there a camera installed in the room?" Tara asks again.
Now Bonnie is even more confused by her line of questioning and replies bluntly again, "Why would there be a camera in the room? A child needs his own privacy too!"
What is this obnoxious woman thinking? Everyone should have their own privacy and their own little space, shouldn't they? Even though Gavin is still a child, installing a camera in his room is not appropriate.
Listening from the side, Julianna feels a faint sense of unease, sensing that this woman must have some motive for asking these questions.
Sure enough...
"Gavin, I know you tend to bottle everything up inside, but that is not good for your physical and mental health," Julianna speaks again, her tone full of blame and heartache. "And how many times have I told you to stop wearing colored contacts? Wearing these things at such a young age is very bad for your eyes."
His eye color is different, making him look unlike ordinary children, which often causes other kids and adults to treat him as a freak. This is exactly what makes the boy feel inferior and afraid to communicate or speak with others. This is the exact effect Julianna wants. That is why she keeps telling the elders of the Sinclair family that colored contacts harm a child's eyes and that he shouldn't wear them until he is older or an adult. But by the time he reaches adulthood, the trauma and shadows in his heart will be so deep that even if his eye color returns to normal, it won't help.
"Heh, what kind of joke are you making? Miss Sinclair, this is Gavin's own eye color. He is not wearing colored contacts, okay?" Tara naturally understands the underlying meaning of the woman's words. Perhaps she wouldn't have caught it so sharply before, but now, thanks to the message from the stranger, she already has certain suspicions about this Julianna.

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