REVENGE of the RAGDOLL TRILLIONAIRE
wake up at and shake everything off my mind. I still couldn't believe that I am finally divorced from him, pr
y pain and guilt I had to bear daily, every cry that I silently hid, every sleepless night of wandering and thinking, that only the massive in
r's voice. Her little, but obviously demanding voice ask
Why can't Mom live here with you, so I don'
to understand eve
months from now, Daddy.
ning. Conversing with Michelle was like dealing with an adult. She was
it, but to accept it and go on with our lives" He explained with gentleness and patience, laced
, patience
me during our six years of marriage. Always void and flat of any emotions, none at all. It was as if I was the dark cloud that glooms over him
Daddy? Don't you even care
for what he was about to answer. There's still a part of me that hopes for a miracle, for s
ked about it. Everyone, except our daughter, knew what the answer was. The reality that wa
where I think he would go to such an extent. But even already knowing about it as he had p
crifice I've made, princess. You are the only beacon of light I had during the darkest days of my life. I love you, Michelle, always remember that. D
er months of separation, but I was wrong, completely damn wrong. After all this time, it still hurts and it still breaks my heart i
ittle angel. He held himself back during the duration of our marriage. He reserved himself sacredly for someone whom I will never stand a cha
hrough it, all because of my deep love for him. I had a chance to be with the man of my dreams and I didn't let it pass. I embraced the oppo
art away. He kept her living inside his heart for six long years. He treasured that woman like a
e how much I loved him. I was expecting some kind of affections that would backfire on me, even a little,
the one who worked hard for our marriage to work out. It took me six long agonizin
e pedestal. For him, I was nothing compared to her. He was totally hooked up
, patching up my badly wounded heart, and summoning all that wa
ther
e quickly ran towards me and
hat I had. Without her, I would have ended my life way back then. Without my daughter, I'd be a
this afternoon, didn't I? This was my time with her and you shouldn't be interfering. You knew that
I decided to come over to bring it to you person
ere deeper and darker than the vast sea during a stormy night. Seeing him like this every time he faces me, conti
ichelle meekly whispered before slowly walking away with her head held down. At a very
at the paper with a coldness that was overly familiar to me. I saw how the veins in his
so hard that it echoed at the four corners of the room. His de
nterrupting my quality time with my daughter! This was my precious tim
ut
get it, I really don't! You ruined my life six years ago, turned it upside down, and you did
ael,
ese years? By taking Michelle away from me? Was that it, huh Penelope? Well listen to me, you piece of shi
I'm
nger on you, Penelope. I don't want to see even that selfishly pathetic shadow of yo
to take Michelle home" I
lace! Get out! Out, Penelope! O
nly to see my mother's name. I wanted to ignore her call, because I knew that her call would only add weight to the heavines
n't give me a cha
! Your father has been shot" She says
onsciously slipped from my hand, creating a thud on t
ht me back to my senses and ma
has be