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My daughter, Emily Wood, looked at me as if I were her worst enemy. I sent her to piano lessons, and she said I wanted her to be a show pony for other people's amusement. When she wanted to meet her online boyfriend in real life, I put my foot down. She accused me of restricting her freedom. She took home the gold at a piano competition and had a promising future, but during a public interview, she claimed I saw her as a cash cow. Later, when I had a sudden heart attack, she dumped my medicine down the drain and said I should've been dead long ago. After my time-traveling, I sold off her pricey piano and stopped paying for her extra lessons. I watched her tumble from the heights straight into the gutter, completely indifferent. But she ended up regretting it.