The narrative is a monologue from a character named Elsa, who is expressing her feelings of neglect and resentment towards her twin sister, Martha, and their father. Elsa has always felt overshadowed by Martha, who is more popular and prettier. Despite Elsa's intelligence and achievements, their father seems to favor Martha more.
Elsa's life takes a turn when she is accepted to MIT on a full scholarship, a dream she's had since she was a child. However, her father tries to discourage her, citing his own business and his belief that Martha needs his attention more.
In response to his dismissive attitude, Elsa decides to leave home and move to Boston, where she works at a coffee shop to support herself. She stops communicating with her father and Martha, focusing on her studies and her newfound relationship with a man named Leonard, who appreciates her intelligence and achievements.
When Martha drops out of college and runs away with a boyfriend, Elsa is devastated. Their father, heartbroken by Martha's actions, becomes even more obsessed with his work. A year later, Elsa gives birth to a daughter named Anna.
Elsa receives a call from her mother informing her that their father has had a stroke. Feeling responsible for their father's health, Elsa returns home, leaving her successful career behind. She and Leonard take over the family business, and Elsa becomes a hands-on manager.
One day, Elsa finds her father and daughter Anna together. Seeing the love in her father's eyes when he looks at Anna, Elsa realizes that she has always been his favorite. He apologizes for not showing her the same love and appreciation as he did Martha. The story ends with Elsa receiving the proudest words from her father: "I'm so proud of you, Elsa
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1. Elsa is a twin who always felt that her dad favored her sister Martha over her.
2. Elsa was very smart and loved reading books, but her dad never praised her achievements or encouraged her interests.
3. Elsa won a spelling bee, read Harry Potter books, understood quantum physics, and got accepted to MIT on a full scholarship, but her dad dismissed or ignored all of these accomplishments.
4. Martha was an average student who liked cheerleading and parties, and her dad was always proud of her and gave her gifts.
5. Elsa moved away to Boston and married Leonard, a man who appreciated her intelligence and beauty.
6. Elsa had a daughter named Anna who was also very smart and liked reading to her grandfather.
7. Elsa's dad had a stroke and she came back home to take care of him and run his company.
8. Elsa's dad apologized to her for not being a good dad and said he was proud of her.