Mission To Remarry

The will contained records of the last three years of Roxanne's mother's life, which read: My daughter, my beloved Roxanne, I wonder how many years will pass before you read this will.

Will it be a decade? Two decades? Or perhaps you'll never find it.My daughter, I love you so, so much.

You gave me the courage to accept my fate.I know my life is slipping away, but I'm not afraid at all.t don't understand why this terrible luck befalls you.You were only three years old.You had only learned how to jump, how to speak with standard pronunciation, and how to call me Mommy.

Yet, so soon after, you would have to learn how to face the threat of death.

It makes me angry at how unfair your life is.I pray to the heavens that you'll keep living no matter how.

If the price I must pay for that wish is to be banished to hell, I'll gladly accept it.You had a congenital genetic disorder.I took you to visit many doctors, and I finally found a way to treat you.

However, the medical fee required for the treatment is a million.I didn't have the money, so I asked your father for help.Your father's cheating on me.He thought he hid it weil, but I knew.I was heartbroken and devastated.

I've lost count of the nights I spent crying about it.However, in order to obtain the necessary fund for your treatment, I must endure the pain patiently to draw more money from him.t didn't expect him to do such a heartless thing even though he promised he'd die of old age with me.He aimed to exploit my kindness and lied to me about picking up an orphan.

mistress, but I didn't say anything about

had to obey him to get

I'd ask for tens of thousands from him.He would mock and humiliate me mercilessly.I knew

so I was concerned you would suffer sequela.it wasn't until you woke up and cried for me

something was wrong with

was poisoned by

I realized it must've been when

every week, but I stopped once

this, my

this way.I want to keep living and watch you

because I hope he'll at least be a responsible

birth to

any longer.The happiest moments of my life were when you cheerfully returned