My own father smashed a brick into my face because my fiancé refused to leave me for my younger sister

Wyatt asking strangely specific questions about my childhood illnesses.

“You didn’t meet me by accident.”

His eyes filled with pain.

“No.”

Melanie whispered, “You were watching her.”

“At first.”

The words cut deeper than I expected.

“Was any of it real?”

Wyatt turned toward me.

“All of it.”

“You lied from the beginning.”

“I was trying to protect you.”

“That is what every liar says.”

Walter pulled the SUV into an aircraft hangar.

Inside waited a silver private jet and a woman in her early sixties.

She had Wyatt’s eyes.

 

 

His mother, Margaret Cole.

She approached me carefully.

“I owe you the truth.”

I stepped away from Wyatt.

“You owe me much more than that.”

Margaret accepted the anger without protest.

“Your grandfather saved Wyatt’s life when he was six. He suffered spinal nerve damage after a car accident. Doctors said he would never walk again.”

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