Daddy, Your Little Angel Is Gone

Christmas Eve: six-year-old Sia knelt in blood, calling for help. Her father Miles was opening gifts with another family. He sneered, "Your mom's drama again." Her brother Joel cursed and hung up. A golden light asked: "Sia, do you want to save your mother?" The price: leave three years to love a father and daughter elsewhere, as this world marks her dead. She signed, asking only to say goodbye. But the farewell became torture: a framed theft, a mastiff, an icy pool—her father passing her over for the "little sister." The countdown ended; she vanished. Then came the truth: the crash, deleted footage, the mistress's plot, his wife's kidney. Miles pieced it together—he had helped kill his daughter. Three years later, his dead wife and daughter smiled beside philanthropist Grant Sterling. He charged at them, meeting laughter and her averted eyes. Can regret earn forgiveness? Through the car window, Sia looks back at the weeping man. Her mother said: Look back and you'll know.