Chapter 102
Ultimate Lie (Part 3)
“Mother…” I trailed off.
What the hell was he talking about?
None of this made sense. Nothing about anything made sense, but this was so far past bizarre that it would actually make sense.
The revelation hit me like a punch to the gut.
Nimmi, my estranged mother, stood in my living room, eyes blazing with a mixture of anger and desperation. Beside her, Naveen smirked, his eyes gleaming with a twisted satisfaction.
“Naveen is your stepson?” I repeated, my voice barely above a whisper. “How could you?”
Nimmi’s expression hardened. “I told him about my daughters, about you. He developed an interest—an obsession, perhaps. He sees in you what I saw when I first met Naveen’s father. He was my first love.”
I felt a wave of nausea. “What do you want fr
