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The Invisible Daughter (Yunice Saunders) novel Chapter 58

Chapter 58 The Line He Crossed

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Yunice rested her chin in her hand and, with a small, subtle movement, slipped an earbud into her ear, letting her hair fall to cover it.

She’d planted a bug on Owen before they left. So even though he’d gone into Maplecrest Manor without her, she wasn’t going to miss a single word of what went down inside.

Owen didn’t bother knocking. He stormed straight into Paul’s room and, without a word, slammed a punch right into his jaw.

Caught off guard, Paul crashed backward onto the couch.

He jumped to his feet, furious, and grabbed at Owen. What the hell is wrong with you?he shouted, wiping the blood from the comer of his mouth. Sh*tI’m bleeding!

Owen didn’t even flinch. That was just the start. Owen landed another punch, this time to the other side of Paul’s face. You laid a hand on Elsie? Beating the crap out of you would still be going easy.

Paul hit the couch again, groaning. F*ck!he spat, but this time he didn’t fight back. Are you insane? What the h’ll is your problem?he snapped. I’m dating Elsie. What, I’m not allowed to touch her now?

Owen’s voice dropped low, dangerous. You know exactly what I mean

Paul froze. At first, he hadn’t thought much of itbut now, with the way Owen was looking at him, something shifted in his expression. A flicker of guilt.

Owen saw it. He lunged forward, grabbed Paul by the collar, and pulled him close. What did you promise me? Huh? What did you swear to me?

Paul’s face darkened. He didn’t say a word.

But Owen wasn’t letting him off easy. You slept with Yunice. I let it slidebut I warned you. If you ever touched Elsie, I’d come for you. You said she was the one you cared about most, the one you couldn’t bring yourself to hurt. And now? You’ve screwed around with both of my sisters.

Paul’s jaw tightened, the vein in his neck visibly pulsing. He looked like he wanted to fire backbut the words caught in his throat. After a long pause, he finally muttered, It wasn’t like that. Elsie and L. we care about each other. It just happened. I didn’t force her.

Owen didn’t buy it. He punched him again. Bullshit! You really expect me to believe that? You’ve always been like this. You probably pushed her into it. And she still covered for you this whole time. If she hadn’t, I would’ve been here a long time ago

Paul spit blood to the side and glared at him. Waitdid Elsie tell you I forced her?

Spare me the excuses,Owen snapped. You touched her; now you take responsibility

Then he let go of Paul’s shirt and pointed toward the door. His tone was bitter, like he didn’t care how ugly this got. I brought Yunice with me. She’s outside right now.”

Paul’s gaze shifted past him, through the open doors.

There, beneath the canopy of red maples, sat Yunicequiet and still. Her black hair draped softly over her shoulders as she sat in the pavilion, poised like a paintingelegant, distant, and untouchable.

You hooked up with both of my sisters,Owen said, his voice cold. Now be a man and make a choice. Take responsibility

Paul’s temper flared. He jumped to his feet. Are you kidding me right now? You think this is some kind of game show where I just point and pick a prize?

Owen didn’t miss a beat. You we

You were planning to keep both of them?

Of course not. Even the Powell family had a public image to upholdthey weren’t about to let something this humiliating

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Owen stepped in again, pressing harder. So what is this then? If you won’t choose, was Elsie just a fling? Something easy to toss once you got what you wanted?

Hell no!Paul snapped. He and Owen had grown up togetherYunice or not, they were close. Messing around was one thing, but not with Owen’s sister. That was a hard line he never meant to cross

Then choose,Owen growled, stepping aside and pointing toward the courtyard. Look at Yunice. Say it to her face. Let’s see if you can live with your choice.

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