Responses
Perhaps he was supressing his mistake and running away from the guilt and pain of abandoning his daughter...he had a lot going on and people usually become detached to emotions....but still after he was better off he could have took some time but yk how people avoid painful, lenghty process usually
Combing her 2 pieces of hair and consistently dressing her up with cute clothes and hats, ugh my heart（/TДT)/
Unlike the grandpa who, while I understand the circumstances of the abandonment of his child, doesn't justify the fact that the family continued to forget her existence. He said so himself, that he worked to the bone, got well-off but they still didn't check up on her? So many opportunities for a reconciliation and even if they get rejected, then take it as their punishment for the sin of leaving her on her own. Also, there's the internet now, can't they have checked on her somehow just to see if she's really doing well? I hope tf not but what if it only made the child miserable?