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Chapter 62: _ Hm, Liam

"Do you need sothing, Ms. Isleen?"

That small voice of Liam called behind them. Isleen sure did look startled. She looked like she’d just seen a ghost. It seed that with every little form of intimacy they made, they’d get caught.

He wasn’t scared though. The more, the rrier. The more people who knew about them, the more the chances of having to hide had to end.

The more the chances of Kylo finding out.

He wouldn’t want for Kylo to find out from a third party. He wanted to tell his son right at this mont. Hell, he’d been aching to tell him but for Isleen, he’d hold on.

"Oh!" Liam bead. "Gamma Rhett is also here. Hello sir." The boy courtsized Rhett.

Rhett didn’t answer but he felt Isleen flinch. "Liam... w– what are you standing there for?" She asked.

"I thought I heard my na." Said the boy casually with a smile.

Rhett internally groaned. It wasn’t right to suspect everything Isleen’s son did but that smile didn’t quite reach his eyes. It hinted at sothing else. Like the boy knew damn well what he was doing.

That should an sothing, right?

Isleen, clueless patted her own forehead. "Oh, right. I called you."

No, she didn’t; Rhett grimaced internally. What was wrong with her? They ntioned Liam’s na at the beginning of their discussion but not enough for him to hear.

From his claims right now, he had just gotten there, so, there was no way he heard his na because Isleen didn’t call him.

Unless he had been just right by the doorway, listening to their conversation, and saw everything they had just done, Liam was lying.

Add that to the cart. A liar. When he had enough on the cart, he’d ship his hunch and...know.

Isleen brushed her hair backward. "Co on here, Liam." She gestured for him. "Gamma Rhett wants to speak to you."

Rhett watched delight lit up in Liam’s eyes. He had no idea if this delight was false or original.

"I’d be happy to talk to you too, Gamma Rhett. I like Kylo a lot, so I have to like his Dad too." He turned to Isleen. "You like him too, gami, don’t you?"

Isleen shifted uncomfortably, the color draining from her face. He couldn’t resist the jab, watching Isleen flinch at the ntion of Kylo’s na and her liking him.

"...I an, because you like Kylo, gami, you must like his Dad too." Finished Liam.

Why did he see the need to explain himself?

The more Rhett tried to take this boy off his suspect list, the more he gave him reasons not to. And it was all because of his age. It was because he didn’t see how a twelve-year-old could commit those cris or be entangled with them.

But then again, a twelve-year-old wouldn’t pretend to be asleep and watch his adopted mother’s nakedness.

Yet, this boy did it.

Right now, Liam has moved from being a 10% suspect to 15% on Rhett’s list. Once it got to 50%, he’d know for sure how much potential the boy had gotten.

Clearing his throat, Rhett focused back on Liam. "Do you know who a man nad Reed is?"

He hit the nail on the head.

Liam shook his head, his eyes wide and innocent. "Nope. Never t anyone called Reed."

Hm. 16%

Rhett pressed on, ignoring the gnawing feeling in his gut. "Did you, by any chance, encounter a fairy on the night your brother died?"

Liam blinked, uncertainty crossing his face before he replied, "Yeah, I saw one."

Saw or was WITH one?

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"And you didn’t know its na?"

Liam shrugged. "Nope. We didn’t talk much. I an, not to the point of sharing nas, sir."

"Then why were you with this fairy?" Rhett’s voice sharpened, his gaze locking onto Liam’s.

Before Liam could answer, Isleen burst in. Her voice was laced with disbelief. "Liam, what are you talking about? You were out on the night your brother died? You t a fairy? Why didn’t you ever tell ?"

Isleen’s outburst startled Liam, and for a fleeting mont, a flicker of sothing akin to fear struck out his face before it was replaced by a pout.

"The fairy was just going to take

to my brother but he couldn’t anyway."

Rhett countered. "Why?"

Liam shook his head disapprovingly.

"Why?" Rhett asked again, sterner this ti.

And as though his tone was a blade that punctured him, Liam began to cry.

Oh, please. Rhett could roll his eyes right now if he knew had to.

Isleen drew the boy closer, such that he was leaning on the boobs. She seed to be doing it out of platonic affection but with the way Liam sucked his lip in and rested even deeper on her chest, Rhett wanted to break down the whole house.

Was he being paranoid?

Jealous?

Or there was sothing wrong about this boy. Sothing he couldn’t quite place.

Rhett had to tear his gaze away from the view. He couldn’t, not even if he tried watch sothing other than his head or hands on Isleen’s breasts.

"Tell Gamma Rhett, okay?" Isleen patted Liam’s head. "He’s just trying to help."

Slowly, he drew away from Isleen and turned to Rhett again. "We didn’t get to see my brother because we ca across another fairy woman. She seems to be his accomplice and they talked about bringing sothing to the woods and eting there. While I was being taken to the woods by the male fairy who told

that he was there to get

to my brother, I escaped because I could feel that sothing wasn’t right."

Damn. This one was one smart little boy.

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This aligned with Cora’s story in so ways, and in so ways, clashes.

"What is that sothing that wasn’t right?" Rhett asked.

Isleen caressed the boy’s head even more. Tch.

"A sound. Like that of a little boy. Sounded like he was trying to cry for help but was unable to and could only make out that whimper. But I heard it." He turned to Isleen. "Rember I told you my inner wolf is getting awakened, gami?"

Isleen, with glossy eyes, nodded. "I do, baby." She kissed the boy’s forehead.

Rhett swallowed. He kind of envied Liam’s position right now.

~[Author’s question: Is Liam suspicious or is Gamma Rhett being paranoid?]~

Will read answers in the comnts. Xoxo.

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