Chapter 854: Chapter 854

Elsie smiled at me sadly.

“I’ve used some magic on our daughter’s memories.

If I can’t come back, she’ll only remember that she has loving parents and that her mother died early.

This way, she won’t have a grudge against you.

Eduardo, I hope you’ll cooperate with me and not expose this lie to her.

”

I didn’t say anything.

Elsie continued, “Don’t worry.

I’ll come back and accept whatever punishment the pack deems fit for me as soon as I finish this matter.

Before that, please be nice to our daughter.

If you don’t want to keep her, I’ll take her away from you.

”

I didn’t believe a word she said because I had been taught that all Swamp Witches were evil and couldn’t be trusted.

But out of fear, I could only nod in agreement.

“Okay, I promise.

”

Debra’s POV:

I listened to the whole story, tears rolling down my cheeks.

Now, it all made sense.

No wonder my memories of my mother’s death were always so vague.

It turned out that those memories were all fake, a gesture of my mother’s love for me.

She didn’t even want me to remember that my father had so cruelly imprisoned her.

She was afraid that I’d hate him for that.

However, despite this, my father still managed to ruin our relationship, that selfish man.

My father had promised my mother that he’d treat me well, but he had done just the opposite.

The moment Marley accused me of doing something I didn’t, he chose to side with her and even humiliated me by insulting my mother.

Later, he went against my mother’s will and ruthlessly drove me out of the pack.

As a result, Leonel hunted me down and even went so far as to kill Vicky in cold blood.

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I glared at the selfish man in front of me, my voice trembling with anger as I shouted, “You didn’t believe my mother when she told you the truth, and then you refused to believe me.

My mother was so blind to have fallen in love with a bastard like you!”

“I’m really sorry, Debra…” My father hung his head low, too wrought with guilt to even look me in the eye.

“I wasn’t thinking straight back then.

It’s all my fault.

I refused to see the truth clearly.

In fact, I only figured everything out recently.

Debra, please give me a chance to make it up to you.

I swear I’ll do everything I can to make amends, as I promised your mother.

”

“Never!”

As my father tried to approach, bad memories of the past suddenly filled my mind.

In a trance, I saw my mother crying helplessly…

“Stay away from me!”

I clamped my hands over my ears and shouted at the top of my Lungs.