ALLISON.
“Hey,” River said sharply. “Don’t say that.”
I looked down at Amaris, her tiny chest rising and falling peacefully.
“As much as I want to keep things as they are, I don’t think it would be fair for Amaris to grow up without knowing who her biological father is. She deserves to know the truth. What if one day, she asks me the same question Edna did? It wouldn’t be her fault to be curious about her identity. As her mother, it’s my responsibility to give her the truth.”
“Just like I told you before. I’ll always be there for the baby as a father figure, no matter what,” Wesley said, his voice gentle.
“I know… thank you.”
Mason stepped closer, his silver eyes determined.
“Look, I’m not going anywhere, even if some stupid test says I’m not her father. I’m here to stay,” he declar
