Anna’s POV“Eat your pancakes, Noah,” I muttered, forcing my quivering hands to cut his meal as Alexander’s hard glare blazed into me across the table. “Mommy, why are your hands shaking?” Noah inquired gently, his small brows furrowing as he peered up at me with those steel-grey eyes that reflected his father’s so closely it made my chest hurt. “I’m just… tired, baby,” I lied, brushing a kiss on his forehead. Alexander sat at the head of the long mahogany dinner table, his navy-blue suit pristine, his hair slicked back perfectly, his silver watch glinting beneath the chandelier. He didn’t touch his coffee. He just observed us. Watching me. His eyes carried no warmth this morning. Only steel. Only warning. “Anna,” he murmured gently. I swallowed hard, keeping my eyes on Noah as I cut another piece of pancake. “Don’t. Not in front of him.” His jaw stiffened. “We need to talk.” “No,” I murmured forcefully, gazing at him. “We have nothing to talk about.” He stood abruptly, his
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