"Enough!!" At that moment, it was her mother, Mrs. Collins, who spoke up, crying out in pain. "Stop forcing Mia, Aiden. Let it go... Is hatred more important than your daughter's happiness?"
Her father, Aiden, was shaken by his wife's words.
Mrs. Collins lovingly held Mia, her voice hoarse as she pleaded, "If our daughter's happiness is gone, what good will it do even if you succeed in your revenge? Are you satisfied watching your daughter suffer for the rest of her life?"
Aiden's voice was slightly hoarse. "Do you think I'm intentionally trying to destroy Mia's happiness?" Aiden asked his wife dejectedly.
Mrs. Collins shouted, "Isn't that what you're doing? Even if William truly loves Mia, you never intended to let them be together, did you? In your heart, hatred is the most important thing."
Aiden shook his head, as if his wife's sharp words had pierced his heart.
