Chapter 4 - Escaping The Suburban House With The Evidence
I didn't waste another second arguing with two adults who valued their social reputation over a child’s safety.
Without breaking eye contact with Marcus, I turned around and carried Lily down the stone steps toward my sedan.
“Where do you think you’re going with my daughter?” Victoria demanded, stepping down to block the driver’s side door.
“I am taking my child far away from this toxic house, and you will hear from my lawyer by morning,” I stated coldly.
Marcus made a half-hearted gesture to stop her, but Victoria brushed past him and lunged toward my arm.
“You’re violating the shared custody agreement! I will call the police and report you for kidnapping!” Victoria shrieked.
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I pushed her hand away with sharp authority, opened my car door, and gently buckled Lily into her car seat.
As I slammed the driver’s door shut, I noticed the home security camera mounted above the garage recording every second.
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