But—
Just like her mother, no matter how unhappy she was inside, she always wore a smile.
He usually had a lot to deal with, and with Madison Leaf preparing to go abroad recently, he was too busy. Sometimes he could only come home every few days, and as a result, he neglected her a bit. He felt deeply guilty upon hearing about her illness.
As Louis Cox walked towards the hospital ward, he was lost in thought.
The little girl was born as the Myres Family's little princess, showered with love.
Unlike other kids who started kindergarten at the age of two or three, she was pampered to the heavens by Cesar Myres, carefree and only concerned with playing at four or five, so lazy she even refused to walk and preferred to be carried. When he often visited the Myres Family, eight out of ten times, he found this girl sitting on Cesar's shoulders, and at the most exaggerated times, she sat on her father's back, treating him like a horse to ride.
