Love Addiction: Doting On My Love by Wendy

Chapter 0029

After a long time passed, Violet finally remembered that she could go home. No matter what, her father would

not ignore her. Since she did not want to meet Emily, she decided to call her father.

“Violet?” The person who picked up the phone was her stepmother, Belle. The moment she heard Violet, her voice went shrill. “How could you call us? Look at what you did to Emily! Her voice is ruined, and she can’t

sing anymore! Do you hear me?!”

Belle shouted so loudly that the phone vibrated, and Violet felt like she was about to go deaf. She moved the phone away from her ear, but she could still hear Belle’s enraged screeches. In the background, Emily was weeping… Oliver’s clear and magnetic voice was comforting her.

“Don’t be sad, Emily. You still have me.”

Even if Emily lost everything in the world, she would still have Oliver to protect her. Violet could imagine him. hugging and patting her back right now.

could no longer join singing auditions and how she could

at her. She just wanted to talk to her father. “I want

ruined Emily’s life. Do you actually think he wants to see you? Your father has told me that you’re no longer his daughter. You have nothing to do with him and

would never say

the day for Violet, and she refused to accept it. No matter what, she was a true daughter of the Wickham family. How could her father chase her out without even looking into

I have your father’s phone, then? It’s because he doesn’t want to hear your voice and see you, you demon! He has already thrown your things out! Pick

hung up as if hearing another word from Violet would

her father would do something so

packed up and thrown out. They were strewn all over the ground. A servant, Mrs. Zimmer, stood guard at the door. She shook her head

father’s. So, Belle was not lying to her. Her father had really abandoned her, just like how he

longer knew what to do. She did not take anything

did no one believe

Emily was crying in Oliver’s arms. The doctor had just announced that her voice would never heal. Because of it, she was never going to join the Rondon Choir, which was her

a death sentence