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Chapter 337: Your Mother Is Back, Jackson!
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For a moment, Jackson stood frozen and so still that Samantha wondered if he had even breathed. The letter R stared back at him like an accusation, like a truth he had spent years unknowingly running toward.

A truth now standing just behind the fog of memory. For the longest time, Jackson had no idea of who his mother was, and now, that there was pointer to who she was and how she could be finally found, it felt like a dream come true for him.

He closed his fingers around the card, inhaling shakily. “Samantha… thank you. You did the right thing bringing this.”

Samantha nodded even if she wasn't yet entirely sure as to why he was thanking her. “That woman… she wasn’t ordinary, Jackson. Everything about her—her posture, her clothing, her silence—it felt intentional. Like she went there to be seen… but only by the right person.”

Jackson shut his eyes briefly. This wasn’t a coincidence. His instincts screamed it. His mother had been hidden for too long. Too carefully. Someone as invisible
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