Overnourished

The daughter was no longer getting hurt, but strange things began happening around the house: vases fell and shattered for no reason, the lights stopped working, and the chairs were damaged...

It was easy to figure out who was responsible—the daughter.

Her father did not blame her. He continued teaching her in his own way. Although the results were minimal, things did improve somewhat. At least, objects no longer broke for no reason.

But later, something happened that enraged him: his daughter hurt her mother, who was about to give birth!

That day, he was handling a case at the police station when he learned that his wife had been injured. He immediately put down his work and rushed home. When he arrived, he found the house in complete disarray. The chickens and fish he had bought to nourish his wife had been beheaded and thrown everywhere.

His wife went into labor from the shock, so he hurried her to the hospital. Although it resulted in a premature birth, fortunately, both mother and daughter were safe.

For the first time, the father harshly disciplined his daughter and slapped her. Faced with her first punishment, the daughter showed no remorse. Instead, she watched him and laughed.

Only then did the father notice that he had seemingly never heard his daughter laugh before. Hearing it now, he found it unbearably grating.

The father finally realized that something was wrong with his method of education. His daughter had received too much care, causing her growth to stray from what was normal.

Because love was constant, receiving too much of it would inevitably lead to a lack of self-love.

Now that things had reached this point, he did not know how to make amends. He could only gradually grow distant from his daughter, making