s the last thing I remem
my three-year-old dau
ack. Her name was Chloe. She was my older brother' s be
ght he was a genius matchmaker. He drugged me and Ch
as w
ily needed my family' s name, so she ma
er Lily was born, Chloe left for Europe with him, leaving our daughter in m
loe cam
e arrivals gate. Lily was holding a little sign sh
Chloe, her
omm
didn' t run to Chloe. She ran past her,
es of him for months on video call
he betrayal dawning on my face. He took a panicked
peeding car didn't ev
ct was s
river, the car, or the man she secretly loved s
ed into a blac
d us for
us to our Hamptons beach house. She
he doors fro
e sloshing of liquid. The sharp, sicke
aming her name. Lily was c
s face. It was blank, her eyes em
Alex," she said, her voice flat. "M
e lit t
ous thought was of shielding my daughter' s body
I was
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