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Briar’s POVI sucked my teeth at the message on my screen. Adrian is unbelievable. Why start something he can’t finish? When he said he wouldn’t be available to pick Knox up from school, I thought that could happen. And since he sent his driver with Knox regarding the sudden change, I didn’t mind. But it’s been three consecutive days and now he is saying his driver might be the one doing the drop-offs every day now. He should have just kept to himself if that was the case. So much talk of wanting to show me he has changed. I feel silly for believing him. I can’t have my son getting disappointed for no reason. I dialed his line waiting for it to get answered. But a lady answered. “Hello, I want to speak to Adrian,” I said. “Mr Sterling isn’t available right now. He will reach out later.” The lady replied. Before I could say anything else, she ended the call. I tightened my grip around my phone in annoyance. Such rude behavior. This is all Adrian’s fault. He is lucky it is the week

Briar’s POVMy palms got sweaty as I stared at the house, questioning myself if I should be doing this. I couldn’t shake off the thought of Adrian being in an accident and still trying to show up for his son while I was being judgmental of him. All day, I kept rebuking myself for doing the same thing I questioned him for. When I got home, I mentioned it to Gina, and she admitted she knew. Thinking I knew and just didn’t want to meddle in it. I insisted I knew nothing about it and she directed me to check his texts again. It turns out I didn’t read any of it all the way through. He had mentioned being unwell in the first text about sending his driver. The follow-up messages had updates on his health status. I was always blinded by the content of the first few lines, so I ignored the rest of the texts. I feel so disappointed in myself. A knock on the car window, jolted me out of my thoughts. I pressed the button to reveal Eric smiling at me. “Hey, Briar. You won’t see him if you stay