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I Died in the Sea, My Parents Cried Their Eyes Out

Framed by her sister Noella’s staged skydiving accident, Madeline faces the ultimate betrayal. Her furious parents suspend her from a helicopter as punishment, only for the ropes to slip. Plunging into the ocean with bound limbs, Madeline is left helpless against ravenous sharks. Three days later, Noella plays the grieving sister, suggesting they bring Madeline home. But it is far too late; Madeline is already nothing more than lifeless remains drifting in the deep.
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Chapter 2

"Mom, Dad, please bring Madeline back. She's my biological sister after all. I am really worried about her after not seeing her for a few days."

"There are so many temptations out there. I'm just afraid that she'll go astray. If she gets involved with someone shady, it would hurt our family's reputation and it wouldn't be good."

Noella was lying on the hospital bed, with a pale face and tears still welling up in her eyes.

My mother suddenly frowned and fell silent for a moment, then quickly softened after looking at her beloved daughter.

"You're still thoughtful. When I bring her home, I will make sure she apologizes to you properly, so as not to disappoint you for still caring about her despite being angry."

But no one answered the phone and no one received a response on WhatsApp. Noella looked at the screen full of self-talk, her face hurt.

"Madeline must be mad at me. She doesn't answer my calls or reply to my text messages. What should I do, Mom, Dad? I don't want her to hate me."

My parents looked at the missed call on her phone screen, their faces filled with anger.

Lilliana gently coaxed.

"Noella, don't be sad. She dared to be so bold as not to pick up your call and even reply to your message. When I find her and bring her back, I must make her kneel down and apologize to you."

Jacob quickly called a private detective and asked him to find me at all costs.

After hanging up the phone, he said in a cold tone, "She doesn't know she's wrong and she's even worse. When I find her, I'll make her pay the price."

But as soon as he turned his head, he suppressed his anger and spoke softly to his beloved daughter.

"I know that you are kind-hearted and always consider others, Noella, but some people are not worthy of your efforts."

"From now on, I only hope that you can protect yourself. As for Madeline's matter, I will take care of it and never let her hurt you again."

Noella nodded with innocent look and teary eyes while holding the pillow.

"Mom, Dad, I still want my sister to be well."

These words pierced into my heart and I just find it ridiculous.

Three days ago, Lilliana and Jacob took us skydiving on a helicopter and Noella smiled and asked me to take some nice photos of her.

She stood at the cabin door and handed me the camera, then she immediately jumped headfirst, leaving behind a scream of terror.

"Madeline, why did you push me?"

"Mom, Dad, help ...."

I instinctively reached out to pull her, but my father, who looked nervous, pulled me away.

Watching Noella who was free falling, the tension on his face was about to overflow. In extreme anger, he screamed and roared, then he slapped and punched me.

"You scoundrel, why did you want to harm your sister? Do you know how important Noella is to me? If anything happens to Noella, you will die!"

I had no time to care about the punishment they inflicted on me in anger until I saw Noella's parachute open and then I breathed a sigh of relief.

But what followed was even more brutal violence from my parents.

After losing consciousness, I was locked up for a day and a night. Then, Jacob decided to hang me from a helicopter as a punishment.

Noella pretended to be sad, but her actions were extremely fierce.

She tied my hands and feet tightly and covered my mouth, leaving me powerless to resist.

"Madeline, I'm doing this for your own good. After suffering, you won't dare to do bad things next time and you will become a good person!" She warned me as looking up with a bright and cruel smile.

I finally realized later ....

A child who was not loved by the parents or family was not qualified to tell the truth.

Unfortunately, I no longer had the chance to wake up.