Chapter 0667
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Margaret’s face crumpled, her shoulders shaking. “But he’s family…”

“Family doesn’t do this, Mother!” Darwin snapped, spinning around to face her. “Stop clinging to that excuse. Julius doesn’t care about us. He never did.”

Margaret looked at him, her lips parting as if to protest, but she falter
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