[Redemption + bittersweet romance + grudges + obsession + rekindled love]
Nan Chusheng stood on the grass in the cemetery, looking coldly at the child her father had brought over.
She spoke softly, her eyes icy. Her father had brought a child with him today. She knew this was the illegitimate child her hypocritical father had fathered with another woman.
The child looked about seven or eight, with a thin frame, a head of messy black hair, and eyes full of unease and fear.
She had been born into a happy family. Her parents treated each other with respect, and she was doted on. But one day, she discovered that her father was cheating. The beautiful family life she'd known had only ever existed in her own imagination.
Her father stood before her mother, sobbing and saying that he and his lover were true love.
Her mother was so furious she was hospitalized, and in the end, she passed away after doctors were unable to save her.
“Hmph, how ridiculous. True love? When you confessed to my mother, you called that true love too!”
But Heaven is always fair. That cheating father and his mistress went on their honeymoon together, only to die when their plane crashed along the way.
I don't know why the beginning of the paragraph is clear, but in the middle it becomes a running account. Why does the style of painting change later?
A great sibling relationship.