Le Tian's mother gave Le Tian's father a little nudge, "Why did you hit your daughter?"
Le Tian's tears fell like strings of pearls as she slowly raised her head to look at her father, who was trembling slightly. Nobody was sure it was due to anger or heartache.
"Other than blaming me, none of you know, much less care, about what has happened to me over the years," Le Tian yelled as she spun around and ran out of the house.
"Le Tian—"
"Let her go!" Le Tian's father roared angrily to stop Le Tian's mother from chasing after her.
"What the hell are you doing? That's your daughter, not your enemy." Le Tian's mother was also crying from anger. She looked up at the sky. "It's going to rain soon, and she doesn't even have an umbrella. What do you want her to do?"
How could Le Tian's father not feel sorry for his own daughter?
