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After 5 years of marriage, my husband finally agreed when I proposed a wedding ceremony for the 99th time.
That night, however, a fire broke out. I was nearly blinded by the smoke, suffered multiple organ damage, and our daughter was severely burned and fell into a coma.
Heartbroken, Garrison rushed us to the hospital and had the arsonist sent to prison.
When I regained consciousness, I frantically inquired about our daughter's condition, but unexpectedly overheard a conversation between the doctor and Garrison in the next room.
"If we treat Miss Winters and the child now, there's still hope. Any later and Miss Winters will be blind for life, and your daughter might die. That's your own flesh and blood. Is it really worth taking such a big risk just to give Melody a wedding?"
"The girl was never likable anyway, and we can always have more kids. If she goes blind, she won't have to see the wedding ceremony. It'll save us the trouble."
"I owe Melody a debt. I just want to fulfill her dying wish and prevent her child from being called a bastard. With our daughter dead and Evelina blind, she can focus on caring for Melody's son."
It turns out the ceremony I've been longing for all these years is something others can have at the drop of a hat.All these years, I've deluded myself into thinking my little family was blissful and perfect. In reality, it was nothing more than a dank, gloomy prison.
If that's how it is, then I might as well leave.

99 Failed Wedding Attempts

Melody heard these words and clutched her chest, her face streaked with tears. "Big brother Garrison isn't like that. Listen to me explain. It must be Evelina who persuaded the master to do this. You know the master favors her the most..."


Garrison's hand trembled as he collapsed to the ground, brushing away Melody's hand.


Jaxon also ran over, pulling at Melody. "Don't you yell at my mom! It's good that bad woman left. Isn't it better to have just me as the only child in the house from now on? I'm a boy, after all. I'll inherit everything in the future."


Garrison furrowed his brow, gripping Jaxon's neck. "Who told you you'd inherit my estate? How dare you call Evelina a bad woman? Why is your mouth so foul? Did you two drive her away?"


Seeing Jaxon's face turn red, Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle quickly ran over to separate them.


Chapter 9