A Love That Was Never Mine
I was the biological daughter and the legitimate wife, yet none of the people I cared about had ever truly cared about me.
The last item in the box was a card, handwritten by me. My father’s fingers turned white as he gripped the card tightly.
All these years, he’d refused to write anything for me, not even giving me a chance to copy his calligraphy. However, I was stubborn. I secretly found his old works and practiced again and again, refusing to give up.
"May your family be blessed with happiness."
Those seven words were written in a style eerily similar to his.
I didn’t have the same foundation in calligraphy, but it was clear how much effort I had poured into this over the years.