Chapter 93

Anderson POV

I followed my mom into the dimly lit restaurant, staying far enough behind to avoid suspicion. The private dining room she entered was shielded by frosted glass, but I could see her silhouette as she sat across from a man I recognized immediately: Davis.

The man who had turned my life into chaos. There was no doubt Davis took Aiden.

I clenched my fists, my pulse racing as I debated my next move. Every instinct screamed at me to storm in, to demand answers, but I couldn’t risk tipping myself off. Not without knowing what my mom had to do with all Aiden disappearance.

I slipped into a booth near the back, my line of sight angled to catch glimpses of their conversation through the glass. My mom leaned forward, her voice just loud enough to carry over the low murmur of the restaurant.

“You shouldn’t have taken the boy,” she said, her tone sharp and accusatory.

Davis shrugged, his lips curling into a smirk. “You made this mess, Evel