"Your daughter's body has been sent to the forensic department. The results will be available soon.
Tell me, why did you wait so long before sending her to the hospital?"
I wiped away my tears and answered,
"Ten days ago, I went on a business trip to Brodan. Because of the special nature of our work, our superiors kept it confidential. I was completely isolated from the outside during those days and only came back tonight."
"Where is her mother?"
......
"Before I went on the business trip, I entrusted Anna to her. After completing the work, I immediately contacted her, but she never replied. I had to call her more than a dozen times before she answered. When I got home, I found that there was only Anna in the house..."
At this point, I couldn't help but cry again, covering my face.
After comforting me, the police immediately contacted Veda.
"Hello, is this Ms. Swain? We are from the Public Security Bureau of Atalian..."
"What's the matter?"
Veda's tone was as impatient as usual.
Well, she only had enough patience when facing Keegan Spencer.
"Mr. Salazar is..."
As soon as the police officer mentioned my name, Veda immediately became angry.
"Kane, are you crazy? Did you find someone to pretend to be a police officer just to make me go home? What do you want? You only know how to use these despicable means to get my attention."
"Mrs. Salazar, you misunderstood..."
The sir wanted to explain but was interrupted by Veda again.
"Please tell Kane that I've had enough of him! I'll divorce him when I get back from vacation. I don't want that ugly child anymore. After all, she inherited his bad genes. They are liars and will get their comeuppance."
After hanging up the phone, the police officers present were embarrassed, and a young female police officer even felt angry.
How could a mother say such things about her child?
My face turned pale and my heart ached.
Veda and I were classmates in college. She was beautiful and had a rich family. My classmates who knew about it said that I was so lucky to be able to date her.
Three years after graduation, we got married.
I treated Veda well. Because of work, I spent little time at home, so I tried my best to compensate for her and our daughter.
Veda had a lively and unrestrained personality and lived a free life after marriage.
Anna was raised by a nanny.
Veda didn't care about her and even disliked her.
Because she didn't look like what Veda expected.