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Chapter 68

Author: Mary Gilliam
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-21 20:45:43

Rosa’s POV

I walked slowly through Brenton’s streets.

Everything looked the same.

But I wasn’t the same.

People passed me. Some smiled. Some looked curious. No one recognized me.

I reached the neighborhood where Dickson lived.

My heart tightened.

The gates were still painted blue. The garden is still neat. The tree in the front yard still had that swing.

I stood across the street, hiding behind a car.

Then I saw them.

The kids.

Zuri was on the swing. Kelvin pushed her. Tobi and the twins were playing with a ball.

I froze.

They laughed.

They looked happy.

I didn’t belong in that happiness.

I took a step back.

Then the door opened.

Dickson stepped out.

He looked straight at me.

He didn’t blink.

He just said, “Come in.”

I followed him slowly through the gate.

The children didn’t notice at first.

Then Tobi looked up.

He stared at me. His ball dropped.

Kelvin turned too.

“Is that…?” Zuri whispered.

Dickson raised his hand. “Inside. All of you.”

They obeyed.

He waited till they were gone,
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