One Piece Sister-sama

Is there any hope for people like him?

Dover asked himself this question countless nights. Whenever he took off his sunglasses, he always felt that the world was dark and lifeless.

Happiness is a luxury for him.

When he was a Tianlong, he was more numb than talking about happiness or other things.

The Celestial Dragons are like puppets raised in Mariejoia by the Five Elders and the highest authority, raising them to be stupid and aloof, allowing everyone to attribute all the pain of this society to them.

Maybe getting out of there is also a blessing?

I didn't understand it at the time, but now I think about it.

It was just that the psychological gap he encountered at that time was too great and the blow he received was too great, which filled him with disgust and desire to destroy the world.

For him, Leah's existence can be regarded as a beam of light shining into his life.

Recalling the whole process of getting to know her, he really felt lucky from the bottom of his heart.

There will never be another person like her in this world, and even though she knows most of his inner thoughts, she doesn't have any thoughts against him.

On the basis of respecting him, Leah gave him some suggestions that would benefit him the most.

Leah never forced him to accept her suggestions. She never asked him to be a good person.

She is the only one who knows very well what kind of person he is and is still willing to stand by his side.

They are really similar in some aspects of their personalities, and they also have a tacit understanding that no one else can match.

The two of them are the most compatible people in the world, and he has determined this since he first met Leah when he was a child.

He wanted to get rid of everyone who was around Leah. He wanted her to belong to him alone.

But there is no way...

Leah respects him very much, so on the basis of respecting her, he must also respect her freedom of making friends.

This is the first time that Dover has put the word "respect" on someone other than his mother. After all, what he wants to do most is to destroy the world.

So no matter what the people in this world become, it doesn't matter.

He just needs to make sure that the people he cares about can stay with him.

Including the cadres within the family, no matter what kind of people they are, what they ultimately do is to serve him to become the Pirate King...

Even if he doesn't want to be the so-called Pirate King at all.

When he was a child, Leah appeared to help him protect his last bottom line. At least he did not kill his so-called father with his own hands. He died of illness after traveling for a long time.

He also knew that as a pampered Celestial Dragon who had never experienced any hardship in the world, and was hunted down by those untouchables, he would not live long.

When he died, the first emotion that emerged from Dover's heart was regret.

This so-called father, who had never been able to stand up and protect their family from the wind and rain in his whole life, now left behind this mess and left. This was a relief for him, because he could be by his mother's side again.

But all the pain can only be endured by the living people.

Once her parents were lost, Rosie suffered an emotional breakdown. As the eldest brother, he should have taken more care of his emotions, but at that time he was busy trying to survive and building a force that could protect the two brothers and ignored this.

And during that time, what he did most behind Rossi's back was to take revenge on the untouchables who had bullied their family.

No matter what the reason was, they were all responsible for the loss of his mother. He would never be merciful and let them go. No matter what method he used, he would retaliate even more harshly.

That's who he is, but not his brother Rosie.

Rosie is very much like his mother, who is easily soft-hearted and has those so-called compassionate emotions.

But he didn't, and he was incompatible with his family. He had no so-called sympathy at all, so he thought that he would not end well in the end. The murderer must be prepared to be killed by others, right? ?

Rosie disappeared, after learning everything he had done.

He has no relatives left, and only himself is left around him.

After taking revenge on those untouchables, he began to expand his power crazily.

When he grows strong enough, he will be able to take revenge on those superior Celestial Dragons, and he will also have the ability to search all over the world until he finds her.

Later, when he searched everywhere he could, he found nothing.

She seemed to not exist in this world, which often made him wonder whether that person was just a dream he imagined when he was a child.

Later Rosie returned to the family.

He was very happy, the Don Quixote family was also prospering, and now his brother was back with him, and everything seemed to be moving in the right direction.

The first thing Dover asked Rosie for confirmation was not what he had experienced over the years, but to confirm with Rosie, had she ever appeared in their childhood?

The moment Rossi nodded, he felt extremely lucky.

Rossi didn't really come back to him. He was just an undercover agent sent by the Navy. He discovered this not long after Rossi came back.

It's just that he still has a glimmer of hope. Maybe if he treats him better, he can care about him more. Aren't they relatives connected by blood?

Why would even my brother Duo betray me?

In this case, I would rather Rosie had died many years ago...

At least, I won't experience the pain of being betrayed by a loved one again!

On the night when he and Rosie broke up completely, the person he had been searching for for nearly twenty years returned.

She seemed to have not changed much, and was even getting younger. Snowflakes fell from the sky, falling on her bright red coat and her jet-black hair.

She was walking towards him slowly.

How did she get here when the ground was covered in snow and the entire town was shrouded in his birdcage?

Forget it, he couldn't delve into this at that time.

He only remembered that at that time he tried his best to suppress the urge to rush her into his arms.

He still remembered that she said that the next time he met her, he would pretend that he had never seen her before.

So when they meet again, can they start over?

He didn't want to stand by her side just as a little brother, or a weak one...

When he realized that he no longer recognized him, he collapsed a little.

What he was most worried about was that she would mind that he was a bad person, but fortunately, besides saving that boy Rosie, the most important thing she wanted to do was to become a partner with him.

But he endured it anyway, because it just helped him establish a new identity around her, didn't it?

In this way, will all his previous worries be solved soon?

Who would just want to be her partner...

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(End of this chapter)