I didn’t mean to eavesdrop, but something about the tension between the man and his mother made my ears perk up. Their voices were sharp, cutting, filled with resentment. When his phone buzzed again, I joked about answering it—but the moment I did, a cold realization hit me. The voice on the line wasn’t a …
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I should have known something was off the day I found that envelope. Mom had always been secretive, but this was different—her handwriting on the front, my full name in bold, and an unusual warning to keep it from Jerro. My pulse quickened as I read the instructions. Who was Dora, really? And why did …
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I didn’t think much of it at first—the man standing near the kindergarten gates, smiling at the children as they ran past. Something about him felt off. His eyes lingered on my son for just a fraction too long, darting away whenever I noticed. I tried to shake it off, telling myself it was probably …
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I shouldn’t have been nervous, but a quiet unease hung in the house ever since the baby was born. There were moments when my husband’s eyes darted in ways that didn’t match his words, and my mother-in-law lingered a little too long with her sharp comments. I told myself it was just exhaustion—but a small …
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I shouldn’t have stopped that day. There was something in the way she moved through the shadows, hands rifling through trash, that set off a warning I couldn’t ignore. I thought I was helping her—but a part of me wondered: who was this woman, really? And what secrets was she carrying that I wasn’t ready …
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I shouldn’t have been at that café. Something about the way the sunlight hit the brick walls, the way the children laughed, felt off—like a scene I’d walked into without permission. And then I saw him. Spencer, smiling in a way that didn’t belong to me, and a chill ran down my spine. I told …
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