Chapter 9

My daughter had an intellectual disability and didn't understand these things. Her expression was blank and confused.

Meadow kept pinching her, saying, "Agree quickly! Otherwise, you'll be the murderer who killed your brother!"

My daughter, frightened by this, bursted into loud tears.

Burning with rage, I strode forward and kick Meadow several feet away.

"Whether your son lives or dies has nothing to do with Melody!"

"If you dare to bother my daughter again, I'll end your life!"

Genevieve hurriedly took Melody out.

Today, Melody has been badly scared. She hid in Genevieve's arms, sobbing continuously.

She asked in a tiny voice, "Dad, am I really alive just to give my heart to that brother?"

"Mom actually doesn't want me, right?"

I choked up.

That's probably what she thought.

Otherwise, her mother wouldn't be out from dawn to dusk, never sparing a glance at her daughter.

But how do you explain something so cruel to a child?