Chapter 159

Chapter 159: I'd Even Told Him He Was "Annoying"

Angela POV

The sleek black vehicle pulled away from the luxury apartment complex and merged into Manhattan traffic.

"Tell me Christopher Blake's address," Sean demanded, his jaw clenched tight at the mere mention of Christopher's name.

"Christopher?" I repeated, surprised by the question.

My mind raced as pieces began falling into place. Christopher's recent behavior, his unexpected absence after I'd rejected him, the strange timing... Could it be? I fell silent, processing the implications.

After about ten seconds of contemplation, I recited Christopher's midtown address.

Sean smirked. "You seem quite familiar with his address," he said sarcastically.

The car interior grew silent except for the soft classical music. I didn't bother arguing

with Sean, too preoccupied with trying to understand why Christopher would take my children without telling me. Nothing about this made sense.

Had I been so quick to blame Sean because it was easier than considering alternatives? Christopher had been nothing but kind to me and the children for years. Yet I couldn't ignore how hurt he'd been when I rejected him last week. Still, abducting my children seemed completely out of character for him. I needed to see them with my own eyes to be certain they were safe.

Sean's phone rang, interrupting my thoughts. I kept my gaze fixed on the passing streetscape, trying to calm my racing heart.

"Did you find anything?" Sean answered sharply.

"Mr. Shaw, we retrieved the school security footage as quickly as possible,"

Thomas's voice came through the speaker. "I've sent it to your phone."

"Good work. Who took them?"

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should see

want to look at my phone now, or

responding, "I'll look

is your birthday,"

"I know."

the video Thomas had sent. The security footage showed the school entrance,

I watched Christopher approaching the front desk, speaking with the receptionist, then leaving

screen in silent confirmation. It was indeed Christopher who had taken my children without telling me. But

of my

a red light, and Sean turned toward

bad that happens?" he asked, his voice unnervingly calm. "When the

them.*

up at their school every day, showering them with attention. Isn't your ultimate plan to take them away

been trying to make amends, not

noticing

silence. My mind replayed last week's conversation with Christopher

him

give up on me.

was "annoying" - words that now filled me with guilt.

he'd

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years, I'd called him "annoying"

hadn't reproached me for my

situation was

minutes later, we arrived outside Christopher's midtown apartment building. I unbuckled my seatbelt

back," I said

frowned. "What did

this myself. You don't need to come with

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