Her Second Chance Alpha
I looked at Ethan, who was already watching my face because he knew exactly who was on the other end of that call.
“I’ll call you back,” I told Brian and hung up before he could argue.
The choice made me feel divided. Ethan’s people were loyal, careful, and thorough. Brian’s facilities were genuinely closer, genuinely better equipped, and for one terrible, practical, motherly second, I almost didn’t care whose hands my son ended up in as long as they were the right hands.
In the end, we went with Ethan’s convoy. I couldn’t hand my baby to Brian, not with everything still hanging between us; the appeal, the journals, and all of it.
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