Undone by Deceit by Falon Gold

you gave of Chance. Can you say detailed, Dr. Blane?” He chuckled. “It’s good you couldn’t have guessed that about me before now. That means I did something right according to the rules, and you didn’t hear about my status from me either. Doctors are supposed to be detached, closemouthed about themselves, and cold to patients and their family members, but who couldn’t love Majestic?” “Her father,” ripped out of my mouth before I could stop it. He sucked air through his teeth. “I wouldn’t be so sure about that.” “I’m not sure either at this point. He came through for her without saying one word to me.” And it saddened me that I didn’t have any more confidence in Chance communicating openly with me than I did three years ago. “Go eat, Mahogany. Things will look better in the morning.” My shift in mood must’ve been as clear as glass to him. “Done.” I made my way quietly to the cafeteria, but Chance avoiding me stopped me from being completely happy about the turnaround in events. He still affected me, and I wanted to see him again even if he wasn’t happy with me right now. I wasn’t sorry for keeping Majestic from him until I couldn’t, but hated that I had deceived him. My deceit had almost been Majestic’s undoing, but I would never repent for having her. I regrette d that Chance and I couldn’t raise her together, couldn’t continue to love one another in a healthy relationship. Our ups and downs had broken us, making me have to live without him. That, I was sorry for and he would