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CHAPTER 38: SECRET MEETING
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CARLY The morning was brisk, the kind that wraps around you like a cloak, full of promise for change. "Do you think it's time?" Jacque asked me, his voice low as he gazed at the twins through the window. They were throwing leaves in the backyard—Michael laughing outright, Mex more hesitantly, quietly, his energy never lasting as long as his brother's. I glared at him, actually glared at him. "It should have been time a long time ago. We just. we were scared." "Scared or selfish?" Jacque's voice cracked. "We swore we'd keep to the shadows, Carly. We swore we wouldn't introduce her back into that world until she was ready. But Mex." "He needs his father." My voice broke too. I wrapped my arms around myself as if I could keep inside all the silence of all those years, the weight of what we'd hidden. "She'll hate us. For not telling her any of it. For not returning when we still could." I turned to him. "She may. But hatred isn't the issue now. Keeping her son safe is." He nodded,
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CATYA Darkness was my ally as I navigated through the side gate of the estate, my heart pounding in rhythm with my racing footsteps. I knew Klaus was inside, busy coordinating security details with his men, and that gave me just enough time. I had timed every step, rehearsed every move, but a part of me felt ashamed of the lie I carried. I arrived at the abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of the city, my brother already there in the shadows. He sat leaning against a rusted container, arms crossed over his chest, staring at me with the same questioning eyes I had known as a child. "You should not have come," I whispered. "And you should not be sneaking about," he shot back. "Think that Klaus will not see?" I clenched my teeth. "I needed to see you. You know why." He winced, raking a hand through his hair. "Catya, the shot was meant as a warning, not to initiate war." I swallowed hard. "Do you think Rebel will see it that way? She's already unstable, and Klaus—Klaus will
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REBEL Daniel's face was expressionless, but I knew him too well to notice the concern he attempted to conceal. I had not said much since we'd gotten to the hospital. Since Michael had died in my arms. Since the world had stopped. But now, with a gentle, level voice, I broke the silence. "I want to see the bullet." Daniel's sharp eyes locked onto mine. "Rebel— "I want to see the bullet that murdered Michael." My voice was steady. It didn't shake, didn't quiver. "And I want you to get someone to organize a private funeral." He exhaled through his nose but nodded. He would do it, no questions asked. A piercing buzzing broke the silence. My eyes snapped to Michael's bedside. His phone was ringing. All of me stopped. The screen was cracked, the caller ID unknown. No one should be calling him. Not now. I extended, fingers brushing the cool surface as I answered it. Held it to my ear. Silence. A slow inhale. A soft exhale. Breathing. My stomach twisted into somethin
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