Everyone expects me to apologize, but this is not something I can apologize for, because I told the truth,
and sooner or later Mother was bound to find out anyway.
I seem to be indifferent to Mother's tears and Father's glances, and I am, because both of them are now feeling what I've always felt.
I can only feel sorry for Mother, who will have to figure out what her attitude should be all by herself.
For my part, I will continue to remain silent and aloof, and I don't intend to shrink from the truth,
because the longer it's postponed, the harder it will be for them to accept it when they do hear it! Yours, Anne Yours, Anne
TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1943
Dearest Kitty, The house is still trembling from the aftereffects of the quarrels.
Everyone is mad at everyone else: Mother and I, Mr. van Daan and Father, Mother and Mrs. van D.
Terrific atmosphere, don't you think? Once again Anne's usual list of shortcomings has been extensively aired.
Our German visitors were back last Saturday. They stayed until six. We all sat upstairs, not daring to move an inch.
If there's no one else working in the building or in the neighborhood, you can hear every single step in the private office.
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