Chapter Four
Tiffany
As I washed my daughter’s long, dark hair—hair so much like her father’s—it staggered my mind. Jasmine had never asked even once why she had blue eyes and dark hair when no one else in our family did. I had red hair and green eyes, as did Mom and Bo. Dad and Carolina were both blondes with brown eyes. Jasmine stuck out like a sore thumb in our family. If Jasper ever saw her, he’d know in a heartbeat what I’d kept hidden for seven years.
“Momma, where’d you go after work tonight?” Jasmine asked as I rinsed her hair out. She looked at me with her father’s blue eyes.
I hadn’t lied to Jasper when I told him I was reminded of him every day. Our little girl had kept that man fresh in my mind since her birth. Should I let her know I’d seen her father?
Shaking off the stu
