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Stay Home Daddy: I Was Reborn After My Daughter Passed Away

When his wife left without a word when they were young, he entrusted their child to his mother and spiraled into despair, drowning his sorrows in alcohol. Sixteen years passed in a blur, and his daughter was diagnosed with depression. As she lay on the hospital bed, she struggled to smile. "Dad, I don't blame you, and I never blamed Mom. If I have another life, I still want to be your child, but please, don't leave me again." With that, she closed her eyes and departed from this world. It felt like something tore apart in the depths of his heart. Gu Chen fell into a coma. Upon awakening again, his two-year-old daughter was calling him "Daddy" with a sweet smile and a childish voice. He was reborn! This time, he vowed to make up for his regrets towards his daughter, to hold his wife's hand and never let her go. This time, he was determined to change everything!

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Hearing that they were going to Granny Zhang's house, the little one nodded happily.

"Good, Granny Zhang's house has little bunnies."

Children are naturally fond of animals, especially cute ones.

Tangtang's favorite were rabbits.

Seeing that his daughter didn't seem unhappy, Gu Chen finally breathed a sigh of relief.

He got out of the car and lifted his daughter down as well.

Only then did he turn around and take all the things he bought out of the car.

Once in the yard, he patted Tangtang's head before squatting down to open the bag that contained crabs.

The crabs weren't tied up, and their claws were still, which looked quite intimidating.

Gu Chen wasn't afraid; he quickly picked out five of them and put them into another bag.

Then, holding the bag in one hand and Tangtang in the other, he walked towards Aunt Zhang's house next door.

In the village, it wasn't customary to lock doors when it wasn't dark yet, so the main gates were usually open.

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