Goodbye, My Wretched Love! By Dolly Molly

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He also grew up with Finley’s father, Will. At the beginning, Sofia was also curious. She didn’t know these things until she saw her father often looking through some old photos of the orphanage.

But that was all. Dad seemed unwilling to mention these things to her. Although Robert dotes on her daughter very much, his father is especially unwilling to mention the past in the orphanage.

Not to mention Finley’s mother Layla, the existence of this woman only stays in the book of poetry that she accidentally knocked down when she was a child.

At that time, she was in elementary school and knew what to ask and what not to ask.

Sofia remembered the summer vacation of that year.

Her father suddenly proposed to take her and her mother abroad to play together. They were away for a week, and Dad hurried out of the hotel alone every day, and then came back very late.

He said that he played with the mother and daughter, but always went out alone. Later, she still remembered that the parents finally broke out once in the hotel, and the quarrel was very fierce that night.

Sofia always thought that her mother was gentle and beautiful, and she would be graceful even if the sky fell. That

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she was lying behind the door and saw her mother Samantha yelling hysterically and slapped her father severely.

ship later, the two reconciled as before. But on that trip, father Robert was in

photo tightly in her hand, a little

breath.

between the Campbell Family and the Stwart Family was

was framed, his private plane crashed, and his mother died tragically in

always feels that things are not as simple as they seem

the photo away, not going to give it to Finley.

could not change his opinion. She wants to investigate by herself, to find out those terrible truths

if she dies, let her die clearly.

got

1. on.

scenery outside, but felt

was a child, she often climbed to this mahogany table to play, and when her

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to sit beside her and read a storybook