Mia’s stomach roiled at the thought of what would happen on that bed in a while. Still, she controlled herself and turned to head into the walk-in closet to pack her things. It didn’t take long to put everything into her suitcase.

“Kaleb, that suitcase seems to be branded. Get her a recyclable bag for her to put her stuff,” Maya said.

Soon, Kaleb brought over a dirty recyclable bag. He flung it at Mia’s feet and said, “Use this.”

Mia bent down to open up her suitcase. Behind her, Maya said, “Remember to check her things later. We don’t want her to take anything that doesn’t belong to her.”

At her words, Mia recalled what Timothy had said about getting rid of the baby. He was only in the bathroom; if he were to find out about the pregnancy test, there was no way she could keep the baby.

Kaleb and Maya were standing guard outside the walk-in closet. Mia looked at the pregnancy test that she’d buried with her stuff, then came to a decision.

stuffing them into her mouth and swallowing them. As she stared at Timothy’s clothes

child would have nothing to do with the Barrett family. Mia turned to

out of here

be able to drive Mia away. She couldn’t allow

shove Mia. “Are you deaf? Get

villa alone. It was a short distance, but it felt like it took her a century

out on the ground as if wanting to search for

wanting to pick her

her phone rang. When she answered it and heard Patricia’s voice,

Timothy without shedding a tear, but she could no longer hold herself

are you

divorce, Aunt Patricia.

Whoever said anything about you not having a family? That’s what I’m calling you about—your family tracked me

older men to watch over you. They’re here for

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