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Harper's POV:My father's handwriting was on the envelope in my bedroom, which was impossible because I had watched him die six years ago and spent every year since believing he was dead.I could barely breathe as my fingers tightened around the paper because the letters were too familiar to mistake for anyone else's."That's my father," I said quietly, keeping my eyes on the handwriting.Hardin moved closer, his attention fixed on my face rather than the envelope. "Harper, are you sure?""I know his handwriting," I replied, tracing one of the letters with my eyes. "I grew up seeing it on bills, notes, grocery lists, everything, so I would recognize it anywhere."Hailey stepped forward and held out her hand. "Do not open it yet."I turned toward her sharply. "Why?""Because whoever left this wanted you to find it," she said, glancing toward the bedroom door. "We already know someone got inside this house, stole the card, and knew exactly where you kept it, so this could be another tra

Harper's POV:My father stood alive in front of me, while every painful memory I had buried with him tore through me again.I had spent six years blaming myself for his death, but the man watching me had not come back to apologize.He had come back to finish what he started.“Harper,” my father said, studying me with the same cold eyes I remembered from childhood, “you have not changed.”My knees weakened beneath me, but Hardin caught me before I hit the ground. His arm locked around my waist while his other hand steadied my shoulder, keeping my body against his chest.“Do not touch her,” Hardin warned, his voice low enough to make the air feel tense.My father glanced at him without concern. “You must be Hardin Wolfe.”Hardin’s hold tightened around me. “You're trying to tell me you know who I am.”“I know more about you than you think.”The words sent a chill through me, but my attention remained fixed on my father. His face had aged, yet nothing about him felt unfamiliar. The same