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Chapter 85: WHY THEY HID HER

Author: Gratitude
last update publish date: 2026-09-10 20:34:01

CHAPTER 85

ELENA’S POV

I sat quietly after my father's confession, staring at the floor while every piece of my childhood suddenly looked different. For years, I believed my parents hid me because they didn't want me. Now I understood they had been afraid of someone finding me.

“So you weren't ashamed of me?” I asked, looking at my father with tears filling my eyes. “All those years, when I thought you hated having me around, you were actually scared someone would discover what I carried?”

“We
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