Chapter 27 Sadfishing

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This scandal had barely simmered down when it reignited, drawing a fresh wave of attention from countless onlookers. On the live broadcast, Brett's bloodshot eyes and unkempt stubble painted the picture of a frail, broken man, worn down by hardship and time. Behind him, dingy walls framed a narrow, rickety bed under the faint glow of a flickering light bulb. The cramped room, barely three or four square meters, offered space so tight that only one person could pass through at a time. "I must apologize for burdening you all with my troubles," Brett began, his voice trembling. "I always believed I'd lived a decent life. The bracelet incident? Just a misunderstanding! Yet, because of this, my own daughter turned her back on me. I'm nothing but an old man now, cast aside and left home

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