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    Their faces froze in disbelief, hands shaking so badly they almost dropped their phones.


    “Bonnie… you really found Bonnie?” Hurley and Beth werepletely overwhelmed, their voices trembling.


    Their eyes turned red, their voices thick with tears. The very air seemed to tremble with their joy. Their three sons shouted together, excitement bursting out all at once.


    “I’m not one hundred percent sure yet,” Florrie said, giving them a quick rundown of what had happened.


    Before anyone could jump in, Florrie added, “Beth, if the boys are tied up, you should fly back first and arrange a DNA test with her. We need to confirm everything.”


    “Okay, I’ll go back right now,” Beth said quickly, wishing she could teleport straight home.


    After all these years of searching for her daughter, they finally had a lead. Of course Beth was excited—how could she not be? She prayed this time it was real, not another false rm like the ones that had crushed them before.


    After a short talk, they agreed. Beth would fly home immediately. The rest woulde as soon as they could wrap up their work.


    Even after the call ended, Florrie couldn’t settle down.


    She felt restless, desperate to know the truth right away.


    Every second dragged like torture.


    “Grandma, please eat something,” Ophelia said softly. “If you get sick, Bonnie will be worried about you when shees home.”


    Florrie grabbed Ophelia’s arm, her voice shaking. “Do you think if she finds out I’m the reason she went missing, she’ll hate…”


    “But I’m scared… really scared she’ll hate me. And honestly, she’d have every right. It was my fault. I can’t even imagine what Bonnie’s been through. If I hadn’t messed up, she wouldn’t have suffered like this. It’s all on me…” Florrie said, tears spilling down her cheeks.


    “Grandma, please don’t cry or me yourself. You need to stay healthy so Bonnie doesn’t worry,” Ophelia said, trying to soothe her.


    Hearing that her sadness might upset Bonnie, Florrie wiped her tears and nodded. “You’re right. I can’t let Bonnie worry.”


    “Exactly, Grandma. Eat something now. Aunt Beth’s already on her way back,” Ophelia suggested, gently rubbing her back.


    Florrie gave a small nod. “Alright.”


    Hurley and Beth ended the video call and didn’t waste a second. They rushed straight home.


    Their three sons weren’t far behind. Each of them dropped what they were doing and hurried back.


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