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Daniel took a slow step forward, hands raised, voice low and steady.

“Mr. and Mrs. Thomas… I understand you’re upset. I do. But please—let me explain. This isn’t some fling. This isn’t me taking advantage. I love Sophia. I’ve always loved her. It just took me too long to realize it.”

Robert didn’t move.

His voice was cold. Final.

“You don’t get to stand in my house and tell me what you feel for my daughter. You don’t get to decide when it’s time to be honest. She’s been back for days. Quiet. Distant. Barely eating. And now I know why.”

Margaret’s eyes burned with tears — not of sadness.

Of rage.

“You let her carry this alone,” she said, voice trembling. “You let her love you in silence while you said nothing. You came into our home tonight like a guest, but you’ve been stealing moments with our daughter like a thief.”

Daniel’s chest tightened. “I never meant to hurt her. I never meant to hide—”

“Then why did you?” Margaret cut in. “If it was real, why didn’t she tell us? Why didn’t yo
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