Chasing His Ex-wife Back
Replaced by something cold, something creeping and slow.
A chill Slithered down my spine, curling at the base of my neck. The rush of Control I had Felt moments ago vanished, replaced by something else. Something darker.
I stared at the screen, the city lights flashing outside, suddenly distant, blurred. The hum of the engine, the faint chatter of the driver’s radio, it all faded into static.
The baby isn’t his.
And my grandfather’s death also.
The air in the car felt thinner, the leather seat beneath me no longer a throne of victory but something constraining, suffocating. My grip on the phone tightened.