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Chapter 10 — Is He Mine
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2026-09-28 17:27:29
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My Brother’s Best Friend’s Hidden Son Chapter 10 — Is He Mine
Sable’s POV The next day was a graveyard shift with no Melinda and too much quiet. I was behind the station updating a chart I already knew by heart when Rhett appeared on the other side of the counter like the night had sent him on purpose. No Isolde. Just him and a look that had not slept. “What brings you here?” I did not stand. Standing would look like I was ready for him. “You could have rung the bell. I would have come.” “Are you okay?” My hands stopped on the keyboard. “What do you mean?” “You look exhausted.” He said it again, slower. “Are you okay?” For one stupid second I thought he meant the waiting room. I shut it down. “Yeah. I’m fine. You should stay with your father. Unless it’s important, you can go.” He did not answer. He also did not go. The fluorescent light made the hollows under his eyes worse. He looked like a man who had been doing math since six o’clock last night and had run out of ways to make the numbers kind. “Your son’s face l
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Sable’s POV I thought I had done my best. I thought I had moved on. Then Rhett Voss was standing in front of me, and the walls I had spent seven years stacking around myself and Ivo went thin in a single breath. “Oh God. Rhett—you’re here.” Mireille was on him before I could blink. Arms around his neck. The sound a mother makes when the one person she has been waiting for finally walks through the door. His gaze never left me. I snapped out of it, turned my face away, and left the room like the floor was on fire. The hallway was too bright. Too clean. My eyes filled before I reached the corner. Not because Alden had gotten worse. I knew that grief. This was older. Footsteps. I did not turn fast enough. Rhett caught my wrist and spun me around. Seven years later his hand still knew the same place on my pulse. “It’s you, isn’t it?” His voice was low, wrecked, sure. “Sable.” “Let go of me.” I yanked free and wiped my face with the back of my hand like that could
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