Chasing the Unexpected (Nyla)

Chapter 530

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Luca caught a glimpse of Mason’s profile and felt a strange sense of familiarity. He couldn’t quite place where he had seen it before. Before he could look closer, Nyla had already put the mask on Mason. Standing up, Nyla faced Damon, trying to appear calm. “Mr. Sumner, Mr. Fleming, what a coincidence.” Damon nodded. “The company has an amusement park project, so we’re here to do some research.” As he spoke, his eyes drifted to Mason, whom Nyla was holding by the hand.

Mason looked up at him, and for a brief moment, their eyes met.

Damon felt an odd, indescribable sensation. He usually didn’t care for children, finding them a hassle, but there was something about Mason that stirred none of his usual annoyance.

“This child…” he began to say.

Nyla instinctively pulled Mason behind her but quickly realized how overprotective she was being. She forced a smile to maintain her composure. “He’s my son. He’s a bit shy… Well, since you’re here on business, I won’t hold you up. Goodbye.”

Without giving Damon a chance to respond, she immediately pulled Mason away and left quickly.

It wasn’t until their figures disappeared that Luca, unable to contain his surprise, muttered, “I didn’t know Ms. Kinsey had a child this big already… I don’t remember hearing anything about her getting married.”

Damon pulled his gaze back, his expression indifferent. “Let’s go.”

mind kept wandering. The strange feeling from his brief moment of eye contact with Mason lingered, and he couldn’t shake the

he must be overworked, allowing such irrelevant thoughts to distract him. Once the amusement park project in Capitarnia was finalized, he decided he

preoccupied and

noticed her restlessness but remained quiet, though

how to prevent Damon from discovering Mason’s existence. She even considered sending Mason

become.

home

he suddenly asked, “Mom, that

body going rigid as her

never seen his father. There wasn’t a single photo of

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was little and noticed that his friends had dads, he had once asked, in his halting toddler speech, where his own father

gone far away before he

Mason grew older and learned to read, he realized that the “far away” place his mom had mentioned was heaven.