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CHAPTER 0119

Author: Ammund
last update Last Updated: 2025-02-27 23:19:43

JASON'S POV

The morning air was cool as I drove through the city. Three years had passed, but nothing had changed – not really.

I was still here, trapped in a life I didn’t want, still waking up every morning with the same dull ache in my chest.

Laura was my fiancée now. At least, that’s what everyone believed. That’s what my father Richard expected. But I knew the truth – I was never going to marry her.

I had never loved her.

Ava was the only woman I had ever truly loved, and she was gone. I had spent three years pretending to move on, but it was all a lie. No woman had ever come close to making me feel what she did. No one ever would.

And yet, here I was, playing the role Richard had forced on me, carrying a title that meant nothing.

I pulled up to Laura’s apartment, shutting off the engine with a sigh. Today, I had promised to take Mason Laura's son to school.

The boy wasn’t mine, yet he carried my last name. Richard had insisted on it, saying it was ‘best for the f
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Melani Maré-Botha
this is disappointing, him still being with Laura, having a child call him dad, his father and Laura destroyed him and still he does their bidding, this was a very good story but cannot see how this can turn around, everything is wrong
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Isabel Vieira
this book is stupid , how can he get with Laura after all she did. He should have staged an accident for his father and Laura to get killed than he can considered a man. he a stupid pieces of shit.
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Xienne Gutierrez
oh hahahahahahaha wooahahahhaha I hope Ava will spread his cape to darken your world.... nothing changed....you are still a doggy to your father wooahahhaha you too are very compatible both lunatic killer.where will the time come that you got two both got a deadly accident that you can't remember
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