Chapter 11 - Sloan Finally Told Griffin Why She Had Left Him, and He Realized She Had Been Protecting His Daughters From a Threat He Never Knew ExistedI showed him the old photograph.

The one I'd received before disappearing.
Jonathan Bellmont.
Griffin.
Me.
The twins' ultrasound.
The threat.
Griffin stared.
“They found you.”
“Yes.”
“You thought I couldn't protect you.”
“I thought anyone close to you would become a target.”
He swallowed.
“You should have trusted me.”
“I was twenty-three.”
“I know.”
“I was terrified.”
“I know.”
We sat quietly.
Then he took my hand.
“I hate the years I lost.”
“So do I.”
“But I'm not losing the rest.”
I looked at him.
“Neither am I.”
That was our real reconciliation.
May you like
Not forgetting.
Choosing forward.
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