Lily: The bed is so soft, Victoria. It feels like sleeping on a cloud.
Victoria: You deserve the softest bed in the world, Little Flower.
Lily: You haven't called me that since I was four years old.
Victoria: I will call you that every single day for the rest of my life.
Lily: Look, I put the photograph on the nightstand next to the lamp.
Victoria: That old black-and-white photo saved us, didn't it?
Lily: If I hadn't kept it inside the leather wallet, you would have thrown me out into the street.
Victoria: Don't remind me of that moment... it breaks my heart every time I think about it.
Lily: I forgive you, Victoria. You didn't know.
Victoria: That is no excuse for my cruelty. I let wealth and arrogance blind me to a child in need.
Lily: You changed the second you saw the photo.
Victoria: Because I saw truth. I saw love. Things I had forgotten while living in this empty mansion alone.
Lily: Is the house really empty?
Victoria: It was empty until you walked through that door today.
Lily: Now it feels full.
Victoria: It is filled with family again.
Lily: What are we going to do tomorrow?
Victoria: Tomorrow, we go shopping. We are going to buy you new clothes, new shoes, and everything you missed out on.
Lily: Can we buy a blue dress? Like the one I used to wear in the summer?
Victoria: We will buy ten blue dresses if you want them.
Lily: And can we enroll me in school?
Victoria: The best private academy in the city. You are going to go to college and pursue whatever dream you have.
Lily: I want to be a lawyer when I grow up.
Victoria: A lawyer?
Lily: So I can help kids who get lost in the system, just like I was.
Victoria: You will be the greatest lawyer this city has ever seen, Lily.
Lily: Goodnight, sister.
Victoria: Goodnight, Little Flower. You're home now, and no one will ever separate us again.