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Chapter 215: Don't Try

Author: Avvi Keller
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“It is when you’re dragging a child who clearly doesn’t want to go with you,” I said calmly but firmly, stepping closer. “Let go of him.”

Her expression cracked for the briefest moment, a flash of insecurity crossing her features. “He’s my son,” she hissed.

“You sure don’t treat him like one,” I replied coldly, now standing squarely in front of them.

Reid’s lip trembled. Slowly, shakily, he wrenched his small arm free from her hand and moved — one step, then another — closer to me. He didn’t speak, but his little frame pressed against my side, leaning into me instinctively, like his body had already decided who he trusted.

Zarina’s face drained of color, her perfectly painted lips tightening in fury as she realized she was losing control.

Reid pressed against my side, his small hands clutching the fabric of my coat as if he was afraid I might disappear if he let go. But Zarina wasn’t done. Fury twisted her perfect features as she stepped forward, her hand snapping out to grab Reid aga
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