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been kind to her, so she felt awful about it. The happiest night of her life had been provided by one, too. She said, "Excuse me," and got up from the stool. She needed

while she was crying. He looked at Miller's back as he turned to face him. He wasn't meant to brin

t we need, she yelled. He said, running his hands through his hair, "I think it's best if the three of you leave." Maria, you're a shit, she growled. Since we entered, you have treated us horribly. I ought

." When Linda and her other friend came back, she gave him a perplexed look. Her other companion scowled at him. Linda had swollen, red eyes. She also refused to giv

er cry?" Miller snorted. No, I didn't! She just broke down in tears. You are aware of

e why she would even think to come here, Jacob moaned

entered her room, locked the door, and collapsed upon her bed. She started crying uncontrollably after the waterworks started. She

er's office and took a seat in his large, leather chair. It has his distinct odor. She grinned. When she realized she was without a pen, she set her paperwork on the desk. She opened the top drawer because she was aware that

te was the one that attracted her attention. It belonged to Olivia George, who was almost three years old at the time. Her life started to fall apart as she glanced at the parent's column. This is impossible. Her name appeared

e, though? Linda had children! Where, though, was her daughter? She finally realized that Miller had her. Then something clicked, and she started crying. Because Miller believed she abandoned

e she wasn't ready to address them about it and didn't come out until after dark when she was going to the club. Miller needed to

e approached, she yelled, "Miller!" She received a curious look from him when he looked up. It wasn't anger, at least. Joshua,

r up and against a solid chest before she hit the ground. She didn't even need to glance to recognize Miller. She had already experienced being

ring him water. A bottle of water that Joshua had brought for him was opened and given to her. She took a big sip before turning to face him. "Better?" he questioned. She bowed

ents must have handed her to you at that time. "They never told me," Miller gave Joshua a look. Was it conceivable? "I do remember hearing in the news that some rich girl got hit in a parking lot while sh

questioned, "For what?" "How I handled things last night. I felt..." You assumed I was the kind of mom who would leave her child with just about anyone so she could go out and party. He gave a nod. She averted h

he anticipated her question before she e

had a right to it. She actually had no parental rights to their daughter. He sighed and replied, "Sure." Her eyes sparkled, and she immediately gav

with a nod, "Okay, I'll text you." He rose up when she nodded. "Then, I'll see you tomorrow." He and his brother started working again. She was a nervous wreck as she left the clu

s with her parents after that. She gave a quick nod before returning home and resolved to talk to her parents about it later. She also didn't want them to interfere. Who's to say they wouldn't

er privates on Skype were routine. Taking a big breath, Linda said, "I have a daughter." Silence. You have a dog? OMG! What type?" Kathryn enquired. Ava gave her a perplexed loo

. She was born while I was unconscious, and my parents handed her to her father. "How did you learn?" A