Harrison’s expression hardened. “That never happened.”
“It did.”
“I would have known.”
“You were in Singapore. I called. I emailed. I came to your office. Madeline told security I was unstable.”
At Madeline Vance’s name, Harrison went still.
“She saw the ultrasound,” Chloe said.
Harrison stared at her, pale.
Chloe ended it there. She sent the boys into the Bentley. Before getting in, she looked at him one last time.
Harrison whispered, “I threw it away.”
“I know.”
The next day, Harrison arrived at the park without an entourage, wearing a navy sweater and holding three small bags from a toy store. He looked nervous.
Lucas approached first. “What’s in the bags?”
“Books,” Harrison said. “And an apology.”
Leo narrowed his eyes. “Do you know how to apologize?”
“I’m learning.”
