Discarded Daughter: The Billionaire's True Lady

whipped against Az

egs, a frantic dance that mirrored t

like a ruthless businessman staring at a useless asset that still had residual value to ex

bandage was tightly wrapped around her eyes, and her slender body trembled constantl

ough this farce long ago. All the accidents and misunderstanding

y day because of my injured eyes. I can't see anything, and I'm scared all the time..." She paused softly, then turned to Azari

and sharp just like torn coarse fabric. "Cut the act, Hattie. Y

emnation. "Azaria! How can you be so cruel? Hattie lost her sight because of your mistake. It is only righ

bbing into her heart. She once adored and trusted this elder brother wholeheartedly

fair accusation, but Arthur raised his hand abruptly and silenced her with a cold gesture. H

h nons

into the turbulent seawater below the yacht. "The Warren family gave you a wealthy life tha

hers standing behind Arthur uniformly. Every face was filled with indifferent disgust and firm determination.

rue member of the Warren family. Even though she was the blood-born daughter of the household, she was nothing more than a

, don't resist stubbornly. Just agree to the corneal donation operation peacefully. After you donate your eye

laugh filled with despair. She finally saw

right to refuse, Azaria. Every breath you take in these years is granted by the Warren family. You

stepped backward instinctively in fear, and the heel of her leather

ll and broad figure casting a thick shadow that comp

atus and a stable family. Now you have to pay back the debt with your most valuable thin

to become a tool exploited by this cold-blooded family. She struggled fiercely, trying to

d hoarsely, but all her angry cries were swallowed by the viole

r to restrain her. Multiple powerful hands grabbed her arms and shoulders ti

at her father, her voice trembling and broken with the l

He leaned close to her ear, his voice turning into a cold venomous hiss only audible to her

eins turned into piercing ice. They wanted her corneas. The whole family wa

stagnation, Arthur lost his patience completely. He pushed her violently in a fit o

tly. She tumbled over the cold metal railing, falling down towa

bandage wrapped around her eyes. Her eyes were bright, intact and completely uninjured. An

rcely, and the urgent desire for oxygen burned sharply in her lungs. Thick darkness closed in rapidly and completely. Her last thought