THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEWThe morning air outside the hospital was crisp, but Natalie barely noticed. She was too busy fidgeting with her hair in the car mirror, making sure it was perfectly smooth, reflecting the image she wanted Reid to see. Every strand, every curl, had to be flawless.The heels clicked lightly against the floor as she walked toward the hospital entrance, a sense of purpose in her step.Reid’s presence beside her was calm, collected, almost unnervingly so. He didn’t rush her, didn’t comment on the careful adjustments she made to her outfit, but Natalie could feel his gaze, steady and precise, like a predator observing its surroundings.“Natalie,” Reid said softly as they reached the sliding glass doors. His voice was calm, almost casual, but carried a weight that made her pause. “Are you ready for this? The DNA tests?”Natalie’s lips curled into a small, cheerful smile. “Of course, I’m always ready,” she replied, brushing a hand over her silk blouse. “Let’s just g
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