“Rodrigo could be your son.”
Grant closed his eyes as a single tear escaped down his cheek. Leo reached out in his sleep, his little hand curling around Grant’s finger.
“And this little boy… might be my grandson.”
A cold dread washed over me.
Until that moment, Julian had only one motive to murder his uncle: money.
Now, he had just discovered that a biological son and grandson existed—direct heirs who would instantly strip him of every single dime he thought he was entitled to inherit.
“Julian isn’t going to wait six days anymore,” I whispered.
“No,” Grant said, his voice turning to steel. He held out his hand. “Give me the burner phone.”
“Who are you calling?”
For the first time since I’d met him, Grant smiled—a sharp, lethal expression.
“The people Julian has spent weeks assuming would arrive too late.”
Part 3
At 10:50 the following morning, three heavy vehicles pulled up the long driveway of the Bel Air estate.