Chapter 889 The Depravity of Humanity

"Yes, I heard." Aria met his gaze steadily.

Draco smiled, but it looked more like he was crying. "Shirley was stronger than anyone. When she was little, she told me she wanted to be a soldier like me.

"In elementary school, she'd always stand up for classmates who were being bullied. But these people dare say she was weak! That a few words drove her to suicide!"

Draco's fists clenched. "I didn't even know what was happening. My daughter was gone before I could do anything. Don't I have the right to avenge her? These people, I..."

In his youth, he had poured all his energy into protecting the border. He had wanted to keep drugs out, knowing they destroyed families. He had taken pride in protecting people.

After retiring, the government treated him well by offering him another job. He was grateful and happy to have a simple family life.

But he soon learned how hard things were without connections. New management meant constant overtime. Without connections or knowing how to p