CHAPTER 26
Jaden barely slept that night. Every time he closed his eyes, he saw Ken’s face.
“You look like me.”
The innocent words echoed endlessly in his mind. At three in the morning, he was still awake.
By five, he was standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of his penthouse, staring at the city below.
For the first time in years, work wasn’t the first thing on his mind.
The realization still felt surreal. For four years, he had no idea. Now he couldn’t think about anything else.
A small smile appeared on his face as he remembered the little boy’s excitement over toy dinosaurs.
The way he had immediately grabbed Jaden’s hand and dragged him into a game.
The memory warmed something deep inside him. Then a painful thought followed. He had missed so much.
How many birt
