Stanley Batton and Yaksha became teary seeing Xyla Quest breaking down.

Stanley went down on one knee and carefully wiped her tears away. "Don't be like this, Xyla. Have you forgotten that your father never liked seeing you cry?" His words reminded her of the past.

When she was seven, her father brought her to experience life in the village.

On the third day, she fell sick, and her fever wouldn't subside.

However, the village was inaccessible for transportation, so her father, Jeremy Quest, didn't drive his car.

Tortured by the sickness, young Xyla kept crying.

Jeremy was so worried that he carried her several miles away to look for a hospital in town.

Xyla vividly remembered that it was snowing heavily that night, and they had left in a hurry.

Jeremy managed to put on a thick coat for Xyla, but he only wore regular, casual winter wear.

The harsh northern winds, accompanied by cold snowflakes, kept blustering against their bodies. Jeremy was freezing at the time, but he was determined to take her to a hospital. After arriving at the hospital, Xyla was still doing well while Jeremy's face was red all over.

She still couldn't imagine how badly her father suffered back then.

Her father had been very protective of her ever since she was a kid. He would always be there when she needed him.

wasn't always there when he needed

things, she felt that she

she could go back in time, and perhaps not spend so much time at

spend most of

have let her father leave the ward so soon the other day and chat with

the time, she was too worried about her children, neglecting

thought about it, the more

how hard Stanley tried to comfort her,

crying, I'm begging

heart is breaking

he

see you like this said with his

drop of her tears was like

to do? He felt

Xyla wouldn't listen to anything he said when her heart was

body was

Yaksha frowned before patting

the shoulder gently.

feel better

her emotions will only make her fall

how could Stanley bring himself to

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