Chapter 80

When Gabriel got back, it was as if a flip had switched in him. His eyes were distant, cold, angry,

“If I wouldn’t have come here today, I would have never known about my kids?” He demanded.

“Your kids?” I raise my eyebrows. “I carry them for eight months, and they’re suddenly your kids?!”

“You

know what I mean.”

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“No, actually, I don’t.” I scowl, “You chose to give me divorce papers. I left you a voicemail telling you I’m pregnant and that you’re welcome to be a part of the kids’ life and I don’t want anything from you if you don’t want to be around for them.”

“What voicemail?” He asked, cutting off my little rant.

I left

didn’t get any voicemail,

coldness in his tone. I called you and you never picked up. I thought maybe it’s because I called from an unknown number, so I left you a voicemail but I never heard back

you wished

I did that, because I didn’t owe it to you after you served me divorce papers and when

across me and not cross the distance between us. “I ran into Lily at a local cafeteria the day before you

actually believed him. “Why are you lying to me? What are

called me Freckles in that little, surprised

saw her call. At my grandfather’s house, I saw the caller I her. You left me there and had to return because she called.

you accidentally exchanged

into

when I squeeze myself further aback into the chair, not wanting to be close to him. He takes a deep breath.

I shake my head.

her. It was my grandfather on the other end, calling from Lily’s phone. He called me back. He was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. I spent the three days that you weren’t there flying to the best oncologist in America, and then meeting Lily’s uncle Dr. Michael Grant at that cafe because if the paparazzi would’ve snapped me at his clinic, it would’ve been a PR disaster. That’s why I met him at the cafeteria and that’s

every word he said. Unable to find a

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