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Chapter 19

Author: Yolkie Bite
"Boss, here's what you asked for."

Peter dropped the envelope on the desk.

Vincent tore it open. Old hospital bills.

They spelled it out—when Mira was three, she got deathly sick and needed cord blood fast.

Sasha had been born just to save her.

Vincent's fingers clenched around the papers.

He'd always questioned Donald and Diana's favoritism—but this? This was a whole new level.

Tucked inside the envelope was an old, beat-up phone. He knew it right away. Sasha's.

Peter had tracked the SI
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    "Boss, here's what you asked for."Peter dropped the envelope on the desk.Vincent tore it open. Old hospital bills.They spelled it out—when Mira was three, she got deathly sick and needed cord blood fast.Sasha had been born just to save her.Vincent's fingers clenched around the papers.He'd always questioned Donald and Diana's favoritism—but this? This was a whole new level.Tucked inside the envelope was an old, beat-up phone. He knew it right away. Sasha's.Peter had tracked the SIM's last ping, handed it off to tech, and brought the data straight to him.Vincent stared at the lock screen. Four digits.He typed: 0616.The phone chimed. Unlocked.His eyes burned.June 16. His birthday.Most of the apps were logged out. Just a few photos and stray messages left—stuff she hadn't wiped in time.He scrolled through the gallery.Roadside flowers. Random clouds.But mostly... him.School days. After he went blind.She'd saved everything. Even those awkward class pics.

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