Chapter 0658

Chapter 0658

Serenity took her time reflecting on Alden’s words, but eventually, she drew a deep breath and answered:

“When would we leave?”

“It would have to be today,” Alden replied.

Serenity sighed deeply, trying to steady herself.

“Will you come with us?” she asked hesitantly.

Alden paused, unsure of how to respond. Finally, he said, “Let’s talk to the others first.”

Taking her hand, he guided her back inside the safe house.

acts terrified him. As much as it broke his heart to separate from them, their safety came first. Frederick also came to terms with the decision. Valerie was too vulnerable to help, and Serenity was in immediate danger. While he dreaded the inevitable fallout with Marcus over John’s departure, keeping

had come to his own conclusions. He knew Alden was the only one capable of protecting the children during this delicate time. Though he hadn’t mentioned it to his son yet, Peter

immediately fell on them–particularly on their joined hands. Maximus noticed it first, and a surge

the silence. “Serenity, what have

I have to leave with my siblings.” She looked down, her voice trembling. “I wanted to say goodbye to my mother, but Alden explained that leaving the house would risk exposing our location and

but I can’t risk anything happening to you. I’ve seen what Leonardo is capable of, and I know he won’t hesitate to harm you. I’d rather you hate me for this decision than let something happen to you that I can’t fix.”

into a strong

know

voice muffled against his chest.

of her and make sure she’s safe. You just need to focus on yourself and your siblings. Think of this as an extended

of leaving home, but now that it was a necessity, the reality of saying goodbye to her parents

to her father, Peter motioned for Alden to join him outside. They stepped into the garden, where Peter broke

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proud of

father. But why are you saying this now?”

son, and I know I can count on you to do anything I ask. Isn’t that

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