I want to understand her
“She’s my daughter,” Mr. Fabroa, one of the investors of Siobhán’s movie said. I can’t hide the surprise on my face because I was there when Siobhán said she doesn't have any parents anymore. “I thought y-you don’t have any parents anymore…?” My father isn’t into personal things like this but I guess he’s just really shocked as I am now. Siobhán’s smile didn’t reach her ear, “Mr. Fabroa used to be my step father sir, that's why I am carrying his surname. He left when I was seven. So technically, I do not have any parents now.” Binalingan niya ng tingin si Mr. Fabroa at tipid na nginitian, “It’s nice seeing you again, sir.” The way she mentioned sir, there is no emotion in it and it sounds painful to me. “Daddy!” A little girl appeared, calling Mr. Fabroa daddy. I glance at Siobhán, sh
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