The Cheater Father who Only Loved His Son — Novel

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In a world where love can turn toxic and betrayal runs deep, one daughter finds herself caught in a web of her father's deceit. After a near-fatal accident orchestrated by the man who should have protected her, she awakens with a second chance to rewrite her fate. The burden of her father’s choices looms heavily as she vows to expose the truth and shield her mother from the darkness that has seeped into their lives.

As she navigates the treacherous waters of family loyalty, resentment builds between her and the father who sacrificed everything for a son he never had. With her mother blissfully unaware of the sinister machinations at play, will she be able to uncover the secrets before it’s too late? And what happens when long-buried family ties surface, revealing a legacy that could change everything?

Each decision she makes brings her closer to a confrontation that could either sever the final threads of their fragile family or ignite a fight for justice. In this gripping tale of love, loss, and revenge, can she find the strength to reclaim her life and protect those she holds dear? Or will the past consume them all?

The Cheater Father who Only Loved His SonChapter 1

My dad hadn’t just cheated on my mom—he had messed with her car. The brakes had failed. My mom and I had gotten into a car accident. We had barely made it to the hospital.

While we had been fighting for our lives, my dad had signed a waiver to stop our treatment—and at the same time, he had agreed to donate our organs.

Why?

Because his mistress had given him a son. And that illegitimate son had been dying of kidney failure. It had turned out that my mom and I had been a perfect match for his transplant.

But then, I was given a second chance to live. I woke up on the day of the accident—before everything had gone wrong.

I had looked at my dad’s phony smile, at my mom’s tired face, worn down from years of sacrifice and I had made a vow:

‘This time, that cheating bastard and his mistress wouldn’t get away with it.’

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I had always known my dad had never wanted me. Just because I had been a girl.

He had been obsessed with having a son—always saying the Marshall family legacy would die without one. As if we had been some kind of royalty.