Draven,
"Aren't you supposed to spend time with the kids? You finally know everything now."
Oliver's voice held a trace of concern, but I barely acknowledged it, my hands frozen over the documents he had gathered within the last six hours. Each page I flipped through contained a truth I had been too blind to see before.
I had spent years living in ignorance, manipulated by the people I trusted the most. Now, with every revelation, the fury inside me grew, tightening like a noose around my throat.
I glanced at the rearview mirror, my voice low but firm. "I can’t look at them with pride until I destroy their tormentors. I want to give them a world of safety first."
Rosé’s words echoed in my mind. She believed fate had played a hand in this—that I refused to acknowledge the truth
