Zara paused and then replied softly, "That's all in the past. I don't hold it against you. It's normal for daughters to drift away from their dads as they grow up. Most people do."Trevor seemed lost in his own world, whispering, "But don't worry, I won't let you down again. Those people are back, but this time, I'll protect you with everything I've got—even if it's the last thing I do."Zara paused, sensing something deep in his words. She frowned slightly. "Dad, what are you talking about?"Trevor just shook his head. "Nothing, nothing. I'll take care of it. It'll all be taken care of."They reached the end of the alley where a rideshare car was parked.Trevor lifted her suitcase into the trunk.Zara, remembering something, told him, "Dad, that doctor might be helping you, but he's kind of odd. I still don't know much about him. If you don't really need to, don't go back to him, okay?"Trevor nodded in agreement.Zara climbed into the car, which whisked her away to the high-s
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