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Back From The Grave For My Daughter

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 571    |    Released on: 09/06/2025

disinfectant smell was a grim

e phone laced with fake concern, "Ethan, d

ew her game, get me out, make me

am, Izzy. Don't

rived. Her face was a careful

pened? Izzy called me, she's

d on her. "Carol, I need to know yo

er chest, "Of course,

. I needed her compliant, or at

my voice tight, the real

ldn't she be?" Carol looked genuinely puzz

kled my knees. Lily was alive, at school. Not

y a social worker, my heart ached.

handmade card,

ds trembling. "Th

k, looking for the faint, old bruises I remembered fro

Her skin

uises had been a constant, unex

ard. "Daddy," written

t it hit me with the f

the one supposedly written by Lily,

ne, and I'd been too grief-stri

in, her arm in a sling, a small bandage on her

you out. We can sort this

t her. "Save yo

now. It was safer. It

ng alive and unharmed. The ca

out who really hurt Lily in that othe

protect her, no

tail of that past nightmare

Lily's death, but the *reason

I'm sorry. I don't know what ca

quickly masked. "Of course, Et

ber I'd memorized from a desperate,

stigator. "Mr. Rourke, I

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Back From The Grave For My Daughter
Back From The Grave For My Daughter
“The clinking of glasses and polite chatter filled the dining room-a supposedly normal dinner with my wife, Izzy, and a potential business partner, Mr. Henderson. This was the night meant to seal the deal for my brewery, signaling a bright future for my family. But in my mind, the scene played out differently, vividly, a horrific déjà vu of the night my life had truly ended. Last time, this seemingly innocent evening spiraled into a nightmare where my daughter, Lily, died, and I was framed for her murder. My 'loving wife' Izzy pointed her finger, screaming accusations that chilled me to the bone, painting me as a monster. My stepmother, Carol, publicly disowned me, her eyes cold and calculating, while my father, Richard, succumbed to the shock, his weak heart giving out. I ended up in prison, a shivving victim, universally condemned as a child abuser and killer. The sheer injustice of it all, the betrayal by those closest to me, had festered over what felt like an eternity. How could they concoct such an elaborate, cruel lie, especially one involving an innocent child? Why would my own family orchestrate such a devastating downfall? But this time, I was back, reborn into this exact, horrifying moment, the jagged neck of a broken beer bottle clenched in my fist. No more polite conversation, no more playing the fool-this time, the script was mine. This time, Lily would live.”
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