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Chapter Two Hundred and Twenty-Six
Author: Elvis Brown
last update2024-10-29 01:18:17
Sebastian’s stare lingered on Richard with an intensity that bordered on venomous. Behind his eyes burned the unmistakable fury of a man watching his son’s future crumble, all because of one decision—one man—who wasn’t even officially part of their family yet.

To be in proximity to someone like Jr. Parker... that was a door most people would never even see, let alone get a chance to knock on. And now, thanks to Richard, Sebastian could only watch as it slammed shut in his son’s face.

Across the room, Smith’s mother trembled—not from grief, but from the kind of fury that clenches itself into silence when the patriarch is still present. Her hands, balled into tight fists on her lap, were pale from the pressure. Her eyes stayed fixed on Andrew, begging without words for him to do something.

“Grandpa!” Smith’s voice cracked with anger, frustration bubbling to the surface. “Do you have any idea what this means? It took everything I had to make contact with Jr. Parker. Now Richard comes alon
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