"He has my eyes, Mother," Clara replied, her grip tightening on her wine glass. "And he’s the reason I’m here. Not for the inheritance, but for the truth you buried when you sent Leo away."
"He wanted you to see." Margaret didn’t look up. "He told me, before he went. 'Give her the watch. She'll understand it's an apology.' But you don't, do you? You just see another reason to be angry." real home incest
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"Leo was a thief," Julian snapped, his sweat slicking his brow.