It’s almost midnight, and I’m still in my home office pretending to focus on paperwork. My eyes keep scanning pages, but my mind refuses to stay put. It keeps dragging me back to dinner… to her face, the moment she found out about Lilly.I still don’t know which part upset her more—the fact that I have a child, or the fact that I didn’t tell her. Either way, it’s done. I can’t change anything now. People like me don’t get to undo things; we just carry them.I’m flipping to the next page when my door flies open. I don’t look up right away, but my hand stills. My workers would never enter without permission. Lilly always knocks. Debbie doesn’t come upstairs. That leaves one person.She steps in and slams the door shut behind her.I lean back in my chair and finally look at her, curious.“You know, I tried to wrap my mind around it,” she explodes instantly, pacing but refusing to meet my eyes. “I tried to cook up any reason why having a child would be such a trivial thing to hide from th
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