My Daughter Is Dead, But My Husband Asks Me to Apologize to the Murderer

I couldn't stand it anymore; my tears flowed uncontrollably.

This trash—he was so arrogant, and right in my own house.

In my daughter's room.

I had to kill him. Absolutely.

Fighting back my emotions, I went to find my daughter.

She was silent the entire way. I tried everything to cheer her up, but she didn't say a word.

Several times, she opened her mouth to say something, looking at me, but in the end, she closed it with tears in her eyes.

My heart ached, but I hugged her tightly.

"Nina, don't be afraid. Whatever happened, Mommy's here. I'll avenge you."

Finally, her tears flowed, and she timidly whispered.

"Mom, I'm scared."

"Mom, Dad said not to tell anyone."

"He said if anyone finds out, he will kill me."

I held her even tighter. I needed to give her enough sense of security.

I wanted my lively, cheerful daughter back.

"Don't be afraid. Anyone who bullies my Nina, I'll kill them first."

Yes, I would kill him first.

I found a fruit knife in the kitchen and stuffed it into my pocket before heading to Maya's house.

As I approached the door, I could hear laughter inside.

Liam was there.

"Alex, your grades have been great lately. Keep up the good work, okay? Uncle will come over to tutor you every day."

"Uncle, can I go to your house again?"

"Not right now. That nasty woman is back, and she's as fierce as a tiger."

"Then bring Nina next time!"

"Sure, I'll bring her tomorrow."

Damn it!

I kicked open the slightly ajar door.

Liam saw me, startled for a moment, but quickly regained his composure.

"Monica, what are you doing here?"

I looked at him with my back teeth clenched.

"What do you think I'm doing? Don't you have your own home? Don't you have your own kid? Why are you so eager to tutor someone else's child?"

"What nonsense are you talking about? I'm a tutor. What's wrong with helping a child study?"

Huh!

A tutor.

"Did she pay you? Even a single penny?"

"Did you ever get a single cent from her?"

Maya, seeing me, smiled smugly.

"I offered to pay him, but Liam didn't want any. It's not my fault."