He Murdered Our Son, I Faked My Death
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was steel.
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orchestrating this, e
gone. He wan
ayed in my head. "T
paym
A monstrous, co
ing unreadable in his eyes, then quickly loo
sure no one disturbs me.
ith the hum of the machines
e attack, Leo...
r life, the one I wa
was an obstacle. My ability to hav
"Just a little more pain relief
ed for that,
while he plotted t
a bitter tas
metallic tang of blood a small, sharp
y quiet. I h
t, innocent fiv
By his o
at his child, his own flesh and blood, and
as a distant throbbing compared to
escape, hot ag
d, and despite my resistance, the darknes
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