Triplets for the Alpha
My Evan.
Six years old, hair a messy mop of sunshine, the same shade as the fury that had moments ago coursed through me. Round glasses framed green eyes that matched mine. He clutched the tab I'd gifted him in one hand, his small frame dwarfed by the polished expanse of the conference room.
Despite everything, a surge of love, raw and unyielding, flooded through me. It was an illogical thing, a primal pull that defied the cold certainty that had settled in my gut. He smelled like home, like sunshine and laughter – the very things that Anna had ripped away.