In the past, when she was wronged outside, she liked to come home and complain to Mr. Monroe.
She was the apple of his eye, anything she wanted, she got.
Suddenly, her world came crashing down, and she realized crying in front of such a father was meaningless.
"It's my fault," Mr. Monroe apologized gently, "Rest assured, you'll still be Daddy's little princess from now on."
"As for your mom!"
Mr. Monroe softened his tone, "I never really had feelings for her."
"All these years, our marriage has been too dull. I always felt something was missing."
"I hope you understand my desire to seek happiness!"
"Happiness!"
After listening to Mr. Monroe, Anna Morgan found it truly laughable.
"Weren't we happy as a family together?"
Was everything in the past just a lie?
"You and your brother brought me a lot of joy, but with your mom, there are just no feelings."
"All these years, I've been a bit tired of it, the thing I fear most is coming home and seeing her face."
