Before Rosa could answer, Serena appeared behind her.
The change in Serena’s face was immediate.
“Evan?”
“We need to talk.”
“Not here.”
“It has to be here because you blocked every number I’ve used.”
Serena glanced toward the garden, where Theo was playing beneath a covered patio.
Evan looked too.
Something passed across his face.
Not anger.
Pain.
Serena stepped outside and pulled the door mostly closed.
Rosa couldn’t hear everything.
She heard enough.
“You promised me we’d do the test.”
“There is nothing to test.”
“You don’t know that.”
“I know exactly who Theo’s father is.”
“Then prove it.”
Serena’s voice dropped.
“Leave before I call security.”
Evan looked toward Theo again.
“If there’s even a chance he’s mine, I deserve to know. More importantly, he deserves to know.”
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