She had a husband who never betrayed her, a daughter who grew up happily, a life without worries, until age slowly took her away, leaving with no regrets.
At that time, he thought about confessing everything, from the night when Cynthia Morgan was set up at the company's farewell party.
He didn't expect forgiveness, he just hoped that when they found out their daughter was no longer in this world, they wouldn't be in so much pain that they'd want to commit suicide.
Before making this decision, he consulted a renowned therapist, who explained the daily torment and pain of people suffering from depression.
Because he was a normal person, he couldn't comprehend the emotional ups and downs that depression patients experience.
The doctor said there's no such thing as true empathy; only those who suffer from depression truly understand each other's minds.
Living is a torment to those with depression, just like how suicide is an incomprehensible choice for normal people.
