"Did something happen to Qiaoqiao?"
Otherwise, why would Qin Wenhao have hit his brother? The thought of what that implied was more than Mrs. Qin could bear.
"What happened to Qiaoqiao?" Qin Wenze also realized the gravity of the situation.
’After all, Qin Wenhao would never have hit him unless Qiaoqiao was in serious trouble.’
"You knew all along what kind of woman she was, so why did you still let her take the child? She and that adulterer of hers are the ones who took her away."
Qin Wenhao’s voice was filled with rage. "They locked her in a basement and starved her for three or four days."
"She’s just a little girl, and they kicked her hard enough to break two of her ribs."
He couldn’t bring himself to say another word.
Hearing this, Mrs. Qin crumpled to the floor.
Mr. Qin rushed over to try and revive her.
Mrs. Qin finally came to, bursting into tears the moment she was conscious.
"Qiaoqiao, my Qiaoqiao—"
Mr. Qin remained relatively composed. "Don’t cry. They’re trying to save her in there. You’ll distract the doctors and disturb everyone else."
Hearing that she might disturb the doctors, Mrs. Qin immediately choked back her wails.
She wept silently.
The rims of Qin Wenze’s eyes turned red.
They say a man doesn’t shed tears lightly, but only because he hasn’t been hurt deeply enough.
When he heard how terribly his little girl had suffered—the tears streamed endlessly down his face.
’It was my fault.’
’I failed as a father. I didn’t fulfill my responsibilities.’
’For the past few days, I still believed that no matter how awful that woman was, she could never bring herself to harm her own daughter.’
’And yet—’
He buried his face in his hands and sobbed without a sound.

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