Leon looked at his daughter, wondering how many times he had felt disappointed in her. Ana gripped his hand."Let Clara choose, even though I'm also upset with her attitude. She hurt my brother for that mafia man," Ana said.Leon let out a long sigh, his old body feeling heavier than usual. He looked at Clara who was still standing in the middle of the room, her wedding dress now like a symbol of destruction rather than happiness."I never thought I'd see this day. My daughter leaving the altar for a man who didn't even think about her at all," Leon said.Clara looked down."Leon, let's go home. Give Clara time," Ana said.Leon nodded slowly, then walked out with the help of his cane. Ana followed behind him, but before leaving, she turned toward Clara. Her gaze was sharp, full of disappointment she couldn't hide."You know, Clara, I never considered you a rival. I considered you a sister. And that's what makes this feel more painful."Clara opened her mouth to speak, but no words cam
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