Chapter 481

He clearly knew how important the teddy bear was to Giselle. He also knew how much it hurt her when her cherished teddy bear was ripped apart. But he didn't feel pity for Giselle, he only felt pity for Gloria, the pain his dear daughter felt when Giselle hit her. Hence, he slapped Giselle right on the spot. That night, Giselle was locked up in the courtyard of the villa. It seemed it was autumn. After spending a cold night in the yard, Giselle came down with a high fever the next day. Such occurrences were too common. Even when Giselle broke her leg, he didn't plan to take care of her. That year, Giselle’s leg, although seriously injured, and although she spent three days lying down at the foot of the mountain, missing the best opportunity for treatment, could still recover overseas. Even if she couldn't resume ballet, she wouldn't be left with a limp. But he didn't think it was worth it. Later, Giselle fell ill, oscillating between life and death. Her insane-like state always reminded