21. A Bitter Reunion

The next day Elijah took Sophia on a long drive to lighten her mood. But nothing was working.

“Why are you so quiet, Sophia?” Elijah asked softly, glancing at her as they drove through the streets of Arthurton.

Sophia sat in the passenger seat, her gaze fixed on the passing scenery.

Her eyes were distant, filled with sadness.

"I’ve lost everything," she whispered.

"My family... I don’t belong anywhere anymore."

Elijah clenched the steering wheel, his knuckles turning white. He hated seeing her like this—broken, defeated.

“You still have me,” he said firmly.

“We’ll fix this. Together.”

Sophia turned to him, her eyes glistening with tears.

“I don’t know, Elijah... I don’t think my family will ever accept me again.”

Elijah’s jaw tightened.

He didn’t care much for the Donald family’s approval, but he knew how much they meant to Sophia.

And for that reason, he’d make sure they regretted turning their backs on her.

“We’re going to see Ethan,” Elijah said, his voice steady.

“They don’t deser
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