Rekindled Love

asmine

dsummer, and I was still on my b

e keeps reminding her. In fact, I agreed with him. I can't be his daughter with such a ruthless and dishonest man. Sometimes I can't still believe that a lovely, beautiful woman like my mother ended up with him

d out, "You are useless, and I won't squander all of my money on you." I dreaded him so much that I

yelled as she shoved th

he entered inside; "Mom, he hates me," I said, dripping the tears that were

rful woman; she is my rol

tered it," I said as I clung to m

sure you get that dream of yours,"

se of that, I couldn't go further in school. Daddy always punches her-it's terrified me to see him do t

now I'm applying for a scholarship at

in pain when my hand accide

re you

ng her. My eyes were shut to what I saw. She had a lot of scars around her stoma

't expecting her to say anything to m

pt the fact that she

t man; don't think of suc

s anything to me abo

ehind this dead marriage, and seeing it as a dead marriage, I can't see love either.

icked man. Please s

y anything about how I see my father. "Dearly

e of his hatred for me and the fact that he never vie

he is not

ating me as his daughter, but I'm not sure I

against your father; I have found a wa

doesn't see me as his daughter; h

so much right now that I don't know what to say to her. She should understand that

d me, sensing that I

e not thinkin

ed that I alw

ather, which is why I can'

s." I love her so much. I would do anything to make her happy. I wish I had the power to change things.

dea of what to do-she was just a poor wo