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Chapter 46: THE GIRL WHO LOOKED LIKE MY MOTHER

Author: Gratitude
last update publish date: 2026-08-20 23:33:39

CHAPTER 46

THE GIRL WHO LOOKED LIKE MY MOTHER

XANDER’S POV

Her eyes locked into mine, and my heart instantly slipped a beat.

I just stood there. My whole body refused to move. Twenty-three years of silence from my mother, every time I asked about my father, every time she changed the subject or walked out of the room. Now this woman stood in front of me wearing his eyes as she stole them straight from his face.

“Say that again,” I managed.

“Xander.” Wren’s voice shook. “I’ve waited twen
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