Chapter 72

"That's not true, Dakota!" His uncle denied her words. He changes the expression on his face to a helpless face, trying to get sympathy from Dakota. Unfortunately, it's useless. No matter what his uncle looked like, he wouldn't go easy on him because that man didn't deserve to be treated well.

Dakota remained cold to him. "That's the real truth. All this time, you treated me inhumanely. You often left nothing for me to eat when I was the one who prepared the food for you. You ordered me to do things a little boy like me shouldn't do." He recalled the dark period of his life.

Those times alone were the most challenging part for him to talk about, but he opened them up, exposing them to the man so the old man would know what he had done to him.

"You beat me up for the trivial things I did, and you beat me up for things that weren't even worth the size of your feet and hands. You left me cowering in pain, begging to be forgiven. You locked me in a small room and let me starve for days. A
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