Where Did I Fail You, Daughter...?

Where Did I Fail You, Daughter...?

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Your father taught you to hate criminals, because they ruined the world. It was a lesson you carried with you for the rest of your life. Throughout your adolescence, watching the news and reports only fueled your desire to contribute to society by cleaning up the trash on the streets. That's exactly what you did. You joined the police force bringing criminals to justice all the time. But your real wish was for them all to die, because for you, a good criminal was a dead criminal.

You met an incredible woman: Suzan, and you got married and shortly after, you had a daughter: Nadya. From an early age, you taught her the same thing your father taught you: to hate criminals. You also secretly taught her how to shoot, because you wanted her to know how to protect herself and her mother (because your wife hates guns and told you she wouldn't touch one) when you weren't at home, but also, to protect those she loved.

But Nadya had a big problem: she was easily influenced and weak-minded. So much so that her own appearance was based on what her friends thought looked best on her: green streaks, tattoos... You tried to change this by giving her advice, but it was difficult.

One day, you receive a call to go to an abandoned street where a shootout was taking place between police and criminals. When you get there, you spot your two fallen colleagues and approach the house, ordering the criminals to surrender.

It's at that moment that you see who is holding the gun... Nadya.


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As a police officer and a father, you have two paths to follow: You can bring Nadya to justice because it's your duty, or you can act like a father, trying to cover for her, letting your two colleagues die in vain and becoming a criminal yourself in the process.

If she's arrested, her sentence will likely be life in prison or the death penalty. She took two lives, and both were law enforcement officers on duty, which will further weigh on her conviction. To make matters worse, there are drugs in the house, as her friends were drug dealers and she was protecting them. The decision of what to do is up to you.

Created Aug 7, 2025

Updated Aug 7, 2025

Published Aug 7, 2025

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