After My Daughter Died, I Went Crazy For Revenge

"Liam, I brought Alex. Come quickly and..."

She saw the angry me, and of course I saw that vicious beast.

I lunged at him, landing a kick that nearly knocked him down.

The beast clutched his stomach.

"Uncle, Auntie's gone crazy again! She's trying to hit me!"

Maya rushed to help him, while Liam grabbed me and slapped me hard on both sides of my face.

"Monica, how could you be so cruel? How could you even hit a child?"

I spat in Liam's face.

"A child? Liam, is Nina not a child? Tell me, is she not your child?"

He remained silent and closed his mouth.

But Maya began shouting at me.

"Monica, what gives you the right to hit my son?"

What right? She dared to ask me that?

I shoved the video in Maya's face.

"What right? You tell me, what gives me the right?"

Maya glanced at my phone, then at that beast.

Finally, she flinched, offering a half-hearted apology.

"Alex, apologize to Aunt."

The beast mumbled reluctantly.

"Auntie, I really do like Nina, but I wasn't the one who posted that video."

If I believed him, I'd be worse than trash. No one else was in my daughter's room that day but him.

Only him!

I picked up another chair from the office, but before I could smash it down, Liam snatched it away.

"Enough, Monica! Enough already. Why are you making such a big deal out of something between kids?"

I slapped him across the face.

"Let me ask you, who's really your child? Nina or this beast?"

"I told you to stop saying nonsense! Blowing this up like this—what good will it do for Nina? You're only going to ruin both kids."

"That's right, Monica. They're just kids. They make mistakes sometimes, but they can be forgiven."

"Exactly, don't hold onto this one mistake forever. They're about the same age—why not let them just get married?"

"That won't do. Who knows if she's even good enough for my son?"

What the hell!

Unbelievable! Liam really was trash.

At a time like this, all he could think about was marrying Nina off to that monster.

As if anyone would want to be tied to that criminal.

I grabbed the ashtray and smashed it onto the beast's head.

Blood started pouring down from his forehead.

Maya and Liam quickly grabbed him and rushed him to the hospital.

I looked at these people—they were all insane, all monsters, completely devoid of humanity.

I thought, once I punished that beast, I'd take my daughter far away from all this filth and start fresh.