To Sam Street ~Liam~ I felt uneasy about how to handle sharing and discussing the text message.

I worried that mentioning Sophia might trouble Josephine, even though I knew she was resilient.

But I also feared that it could set back the progress we had made so far.

Instead of announcing the text to everyone, I decided to talk to Josephine first.

“Hey,” I said, linking her, and she turned to face me, her brow furrowing.

I expected this reaction, as linking in close proximity was reserved for private discussions.

“I want to show you something,” I said, handing her my phone with the text message.

She took the phone, read the message, and then returned it to me.

“The team should know,” she linked back, and I observed her carefully.

“It wouldn’t bother you?” I asked to be sure.

I was still new to this relationship thing and didn’t want to make any mistakes.

“Not at all, Liam.

We had our discussion this morning, and I’m confident that Sophia’s name won’t bother me anymore.

I promise,” she said with a smile and playfully punched my shoulder.

“I’m not that petty or jealous, Li,” she laughed, and I felt relieved.

“Attention, everyone; Li has something important to share,” Josephine declared, and a chuckle escaped me.

All eyes were on me, and I cleared my throat before speaking.

I put on a serious demeanour because the situation warranted it.

If they had Sophia’s mother’s phone, there was a possibility that something significant had occurred, and their circumstances might have altered.

Navigating through this with limited information wouldn’t be a simple task, but we must exercise utmost caution.

“I just received a text message from Sophia’s mother’s line, the same line she used to communicate with me,” I explained, passing my phone around so they could read the message.

“The last time she spoke to me, it was through Charlotte’s phone, as I hadn’t recovered my line back then,” I added.

Marvin was the first to ask a question.

“So why is she asking us not to search for her?” he inquired.

“That’s precisely my point.

If it were truly Sophia, she would have called instead of sending a text message.

message suggests

Sophia, it would have contained more helpful details,” I

matter to protect you? Sending a vague message would be

she would have called

of a phone person,” I explained before Sebastien

enemy and needs to secretly

might leave her no choice but to send a text message, Li,”

to share my theory if I didn’t believe the message was from Sophia, giving me the opportunity to

communication

long without any word

it would have been sent to

have also contained more details about

want to put my mind at

last time we spoke was

of this message seems off, as if we’ve been in

likely have sent the message to Charlotte’s phone to ensure

message to a line that might still

have been entirely clear, but I

but you’re right; this message doesn’t provide much information,”

other hand, had

communication has been

it leads us,” she suggested, using air quotes when saying ‘Sophia,’ which elicited a laugh from

posing as Sophia must have a

engage in

we can wait for

she’s being held captive, she might cleverly mislead her captors and provide us with

for her, and her captors might have informed

mislead them in her answers to help us uncover what’s really going

her, and

don’t have to worry about my

she’s just your friend, nothing more,” she

I could sense that Alex wasn’t entirely

to

was our inside joke, and

still alive and safe,”

dispose of

harm her, and

accomplish whatever

comfort, but the idea that Sophia couldn’t reach out to me when

concerned about her safety and prayed that we could resolve this situation

came back after seeing the Gamma and the Beta

and we all laughed because it was clear that Justin had cleverly

was a smart move

directly conducting the questioning and making it a casual

way, they couldn’t accuse us of treating them as

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