CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT - LOOKIING FOR THE LOST DAUGHTER

Tory POV

“Yes!” I shot back with urgency, wanting him to see that it was pointless to pine away. Work opened my eyes to the realities of life.

It made me see life in a whole new perspective.

Or maybe it was the pain that did it.

I don’t know anymore.

My mind wandered, hoping to grab an idea out of thin air – something to keep Tony and me occupied while my head was in shambles.

My gaze landed on my phone, and I remembered.

“Reynold. We can ask for his services. He will help us.”

I saw him frown.

“And what’s with that guy? Why bring him up in our conversation?” Tony looked vexed and clueless.

I took advantage of his momentary confusion to add,

“You said we would check on our baby?” I raised a brow, pointing that out.

Tony relaxed, and his eyes turned bright.

“Yes, we will.”

I nodded.

“Then, call Reynold. He can help us. I already used his services eight years ago. He knows where to start.”

Tony’s frown deepened.

I could sense the distaste for Reynold in Tony’s expressi