The Bound Between Us

Chapter 206

Salma looked scared shitless, and Anastasia guessed it right on the money.

Tavon was here to ask Anastasia to donate her bone marrow to his other daughter, Sandy. They hadn’t seen each other in over twenty years, and his reason for visiting was to use Anastasia. How could Salma not feel a cold chill?

Salma was crying buckets, and Anastasia didn’t press for more.

Katelyn understood that there might be things Anastasia and Salma wouldn’t feel comfortable discussing in front of her. So, getting up, she said, “Ana, I got some stuff to handle. I’ll head out now. You and Salma have a good chat. Herman will pick you up later”

Anastasia thanked Katelyn for her understanding, saying, “Ms. Katelyn, thank you.”

“We’re all family here, no need for formalities.” Katelyn smiled and then said to Salma, “If you need any help, just holler at us. We’re family Don’t be shy There’s nothing to be embarrassed about.”

“Ah, I hate to be a bother Salma looked a bit sheepish.

With a wave, Katelyn left

Anastasia poured Salma a glass of water, saying, “Mom, you haven’t had anything

wanting to say something but hesitating. “Ana, that man, Tavon,

is he back?”

which meant he was married and

she couldn’t keep the truth hidden. Ashley and Tavon would show up sooner

said this, her fists clenched tightly in anger. “Ana, you’re my daughter. They shouldn’t even think about hurting you. I wouldn’t let you

so pissed off. Her long lost father, Tavon, had suddenly returned,

wasn’t for Sandy’s illness, Tavon probably wouldn’t even remember he

she didn’t feel much of anything. Maybe it was because she

expectations, no disappointments.

Salma. She must have been heartbroken when Tavon

your tears on someone not worth it. Don’t worry, even if they come asking, I won’t agree. Whether Sandy is

wasn’t so noble as to save a half–sister she had never met before. Having just recovered from a car

up with tears, and she sighed. “Ana, I owe you an apology. I misjudged him.” That’s

moving in with me? If Tavon comes knocking again, you’ll be