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Tilda returned to her family, hiding her true identity. She didn’t come back for money, fame, or status. What she wanted was simple–real love from her parents and brothers. They were her blood. They should have given her that without question.
But Russell was the first to misunderstand her. He hurt her so deeply that she left the house in despair. He had promised her the truth. However, he always ends up making excuses, always siding with Kyla. Arrogant and blind, Russell never once admitted he was wrong. He only piled more humiliation on Tilda.
If Tilda had not later proven her strength, Russell would never have looked at her differently. In those days he had not cared about her life, her feelings, or whether she lived or died.
The truth was cruel, and Russell should have faced it long ago.
Russell knew the truth all along. But to protect the last shred of his pride, he chose to bury it.
He didn’t want to admit it. Now, with Tilda’s raw words tearing into him, that final cover was ripped to pieces.
He was exactly what she called him–a selfish, cold–blooded man.
Russell had no right to call himself her father.
Aside from the painful bond of blood that had once promised hope but had become a bottomless pit of despair, Russell gave Tilda nothing.
He gave her life, but nothing more.
Russell never fulfilled the duties of a father.
In front of Ashby and Malcom, Tilda crushed Russell’s dignity underfoot, leaving him humiliated and broken.
What stung most was watching him stand there, silent, timid, and unable to fight back.
Ashby and Malcom barely recognized him.
Was this really the same Russell they remembered? The man who fearlessly walked into a dangerous city of Kheason to make a deal years ago?
It was because of that bold move when Russell was young. Against all odds, he had survived and also closed the deal. That was why Ashby and Malcom admired him so deeply. Even to this day, that respect has never faded.
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But now, before his daughter, Russell couldn’t lift his head.
He looked small. Weak.
Tilda turned and walked away.
This time, no one dared to stop her.
What none of them saw was the pair of eyes watching from the shadows.
His lips curled into a mocking smile.
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