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Chapter fifteen
ALVA
"What exactly are they looking for?" I asked Ruby while trying my best not to give away too much to Nikolas. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. My secret. Someone wanted to dig it out. There was no leap of logic to it. someone who would benefit from discovering something shady about me was involved in this. I found it hard not to suspect Nikolas. He was the only one who stood to benefit from learning my secret. But, he had somehow learned of my legal trouble with the child welfare services. It was an easy opportunity for him to rip me out of the picture but instead of doing so, he had chosen to help me gain full custody of Samuel. As much as I wanted to blame Nikolas. He wasn't the one. However, it had to be someone he knew.
"Anything really but it seems someone might have told them about your adoptive parents and they seem super interested in knowing more. Are you sure there isn't something you are not telling
SamueladeOur dear Alva is in for a bigger shock. If you loved this chapter and want another update this night, do comment.
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