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Chapter 316

last update publish date: 2026-06-02 21:28:38

Into the Storm

The moment Ava said the words—

everything stopped.

"My grandfather won't leave."

Silence filled the room.

Heavy silence.

Dangerous silence.

Outside, thunder exploded across the island.

BOOM!

The windows rattled.

The puppies barked.

Peanut jumped.

But nobody paid attention.

Because Ava was crying.

Actually crying.

Lily had never seen that before.

Not really.

Ava was loud.

Brave.

Stubborn.

Annoying.

But crying?

Never.

Then Thomas immediately grabbed his rainc
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