HunterI glanced back at the stack of files on my desk.Things that actually made sense.Then I looked at him again.Standing there. Waiting for my answer.Million of dollars in contracts that suddenly felt like worthless paper."Yes... what do you want to play?"I spotted a small rubber ball on the shelf and tossed it toward him.Kai didn’t fumble. He caught it with a sharp, instinctive grace that made my chest tighten.For a three-and-a-half-year-old, he was too fast.Too coordinated.“Hey…” he said after a moment, tilting his head. “What should I call you?”I frowned slightly. “What do you mean?”“You’re Mom’s stepbrother, right?”My expression hardened. “Who told you that? Your mom?”He shook his head.“Your dad,” he said simply.Of course.“I’ll call you Uncle Hunter,” he added with a small nod, like he had already decided.My jaw tightened.I pressed my lips together, saying nothing.I watched him bounce the ball and for a second, the walls of the study seemed to bleed into a di
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