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My Daughter Died On the Way to the Competition

On the day of their daughter's dance competition, Ava Williams abandoned the young girl in a remote suburb after receiving a sudden phone call. When her husband finally tracked his daughter's GPS bracelet to a reed marsh, he found her brutally beaten and stripped of her jewelry. With the child clinging to life, only Ava's aunt, a renowned surgeon, can save her. But when the desperate father calls his wife to beg for the life-saving introduction, a strange man answers her phone, claiming Ava is asleep.
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Chapter 3

I met Ava at a cocktail party.

She got drunk and couldn't find the restroom, so she stumbled into my room by mistake.

At that time, I was also drunk and didn't notice that there was an extra person in the room. When I woke up, she was already lying next to me.

But Ava didn't make a fuss, instead, she looked serious and asked me if I wanted to try.

At that time, I was hesitant.

However, Ava was persistent, even though nothing had happened between us, she seemed to have decided on me and wouldn't let go.

She would appear outside my company every night to pick me up and drop me off, or provide me with business assistance.

Within a month, I surrendered.

But after we got married, I found out that she had gotten drunk that night because of Justin.

She discovered that Justin, who was far away abroad, had a new female friend on Facebook, so she got drunk at the party.

Ava's care for Justin was beyond imagination.

Justin could call her at any time, and she would drop everything to fly overseas.

I was a man with my own dignity.

But seeing Chloe, who looked exactly like Ava, I softened my heart time and again, and even gave up my career for the sake of my family.

My daughter saw my grievances and struggles and said to me more than once, "Dad, I will take care of you in the future, and I will love you more than Mom!"

I knew I couldn't compete with the Williams family, so I had to endure in order to accompany Chloe growing up.

However, I didn't expect that my endurance would result in even more neglect and indifference.

Clearly, Chloe was looking forward to the grand finale of the competition before her death, saying that she would hand the trophy to me personally.

But now, she has turned into a box of ashes, coldly lying in this small casket.

She died without a sound.

From now on, there would be no one else who could be a reason for me to give in.