Catherine, the heiress, is both plain-looking and cautious. Not only does she lack the slightest femininity of a woman, but she also doesn't see the slightest bit of femininity. The nervousness and stupidity shown in social places, the incomprehensibility of the amorous feelings shown during dating, are completely far from the word cute, and it is not strange to be the leftover girl at that time in the boudoir. This kind of nature is really an inherent misfortune for Catherine, a young girl of school age. However, what is even more unfortunate is the misfortune in Catherine's real life. Her father's unscrupulous derogation and attack on her, and his harsh and vicious words make people doubt what her father is against her. In her father's heart, his daughter is simply useless, with no appearance, emotional quotient, and IQ. The pink dress is not suitable for wearing, so social etiquette cannot be learned, and even the best embroidery is just embroidered neatly. Comparing daughters with his wife everywhere is even more harmful to Catherine. From the words and deeds of Catherine's father, there is no evidence of the father's preference for his daughter, the ``pre-life lover''. Can't help but wonder, is Catherine's father biological? Looking around, what we see is the father's infinite doting on his daughter. Fortunately, in the end, Catherine not only inherited all of her father's fortune, but also developed IQ and EQ in love, not allowing her past lover Morris to cheat for the second time. In her father's last moments, she also refused to meet him. It seems that Catherine not only hated her father, but also succeeded in inheriting her father's indifference and viciousness.
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