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For the first time since the lobby, I stopped seeing her as a threat and started seeing her as a person.
Her shoulders relaxed slightly.
Kellan exhaled shakily. “I was going to tell you this weekend. I just… I didn’t know how to casually announce I have a thirty-eight-year-old daughter.”
“You don’t get to shield me from our reality, Kellan,” I said. “You should have told me immediately.”
“I know. I was scared.”
“You have a brother and a sister,” I told her gently.
She wasn’t an enemy or a secret to hide. She was a piece of history we hadn’t known was missing.