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The next day, Theo woke up with a renewed sense of adventure. He bounced out of bed, his tiny feet barely touching the floor as he raced to the kitchen, his eyes searching for Mama Hazel. "Mama Hazel! Mama Hazel!" he called out, his voice filled with excitement. "Can we bake cookies today?" Mama Hazel was already in the kitchen, humming a cheerful tune as she prepared breakfast. She turned to Theo, her face beaming with warmth. "Of course, little man," she said. "We can bake cookies. But first, let's have breakfast." Theo's face fell slightly. He was eager to start baking, but he knew that Mama Hazel always insisted on a proper breakfast before any fun activities. He reluctantly sat down at the table, his eyes still fixed on the kitchen counter where the cookie ingredients were waiting. After breakfast, Theo eagerly helped Mama Hazel gather the ingredients. He carefully measured the flour, his tiny hands struggling to hold the measuring cup steady. He giggled as he sprinkled the
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Anxiousness crawled all over her body. Hazel covered her cheeks to hide her face. After throwing her inside that luxurious car, they left her in an empty room with only one chair and table. Like those scenes from the movies where the police investigate the criminal to admit their crimes.Different scenarios already came to her mind. Are they going to tie her upside down? Put her head in a bucket of cold water? Worse if they cut her fingers one by one.Hazel knew that she was innocent. She did nothing wrong. Theo randomly ran onto her and called her “Mama”. She didn’t know a single thing about motherhood. Even though it was hard and she was embarrassed, she is willing to admit that she never had any relationships or past lovers. After she got thrown out from the orphanage, she worked and worked for her life. All that came into her life was money. She wanted to finish school and find a better job. She wanted to let this society know that an Omega like her can also go along with a luxur
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