My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 2076 My Beloved Daughter

[My dear daughter, my beloved Rosalie, I wonder how many years later will you see this written will? Ten years, or twenty years? Or you may not see it at all.”

[Darling, Mama loves you very much, I love you too much. So, it is you who gave Mama the courage to accept my fate at this moment. I know very well that my life is slipping away bit by bit, but I don’t feel afraid at all!]

[However, Mama don’t know why such bad luck happened to you. You were only three years old and just learned to run and jump around, and you’ve just learnt to pronounce the word Mama properly. Despite that, death is around the corner, knocking on my door. Mama feels reluctant, this is such a waste! Mama prays to God, I’m willing to accept anything as long as you live, even if it means falling into hell.]

[You were suffering from a congenital genetic disorder. I took you to many hospitals and finally found a solution.

However, the treatment cost is as high as one million dollars. Mama can’t afford this at all, I could only ask your father for help.]

didn’t know and kept lying all the time. At that time, I was really sad, heartbroken and depressed. I don’t

to get the one million dollars for your treatment, I could only continue to endure and wait,

to get more money from

who promised to grow old with me would do such a crazy thing. He took advantage of my kindness and deceived me. He lied and told me that he adopted an orphan. The ridiculous thing is, that kid was clearly the child he and that

of this child. At that time, in order to get the

each time. I know that it was the mistress

finally take you for an operation. The doctor said that after this operation, it may have some

very worried about the side effects. It wasn’t until you woke up again that I heard you calling

must’ve been poisoned. It is definitely the mistress’ doing. I thought about it, the only thing

just wanted to be with you until you grow up. Mama gave in to your father so much. I