“I was supposed to follow my mother after the divorce, but she remarried when I was in the second half of the eleventh grade. The man was rich and had his own children, so my mother arranged for me to study overseas to hide the fact that she had a child. She had often visited me in the first two years, but that was about it. She had stopped coming to visit me since then,” Johanna told her story in a hoarse voice.

Her eyes turned red as she continued, “I wanted to visit her when I came back last year, but she refused to meet me. She gave her a credit card and warned me not to look for her. If I did, she would stop giving me money-”

“I’m not after her money. I just want to spend time with her. Does she not think of me as her daughter?” Johanna said in between sobs while sprawling over the table.

Genevieve could only stroke her back to console her.

Genevieve still remembered how Johanna used to tell her that her parents were the happiest couple in the world during their school days. At that time, Johanna also thought she was the luckiest girl in the world.

Little did she expect her parents would part ways when she was in the eleventh grade.

“But it’s okay now. It’s fine if she doesn’t want to acknowledge me as her daughter. No big deal.” She wiped the tears from the corner of her eyes.

“I’m an adult now, and I can look after myself. What drove me mad is my gambler father lied to me, telling me he had cancer. He even sold me to a whor* house!” Johanna trembled in anger when she recalled what her father did.

“He had never shown any concern about my life and death after divorcing my mom, yet he had the guts to sell me off? What a monster!”

over if it weren’t for you, and the world would never get a chance to see

was during their school days. “You better behave if you don’t want

bites,

know why Gabriel called Genevieve Mrs.

can read about everything on Twitter,” Genevieve replied before

out of the shower, Johanna had

got teary, and she went up and gave Genevieve a hug. “Genev, you and I are destined to a hapless fate. I can’t believe you’ve

want a man

fell into a deep slumber, giving Genevieve a chance

they went to the hotel

asked Steven, “My dad should still be around Xedells. Steven, do you

look for him?” Genevieve tilted her head aside and asked

sell me for the second time. He did it once, and he

if she was capable of teaching her father

still asked Steven, “Can we find

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