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Rising from the Ashes (Andrew and Lauren) Chapter 3366

Shiloh had a child.

And Andrew had no idea how to process that.

Shiloh drew in a slow breath, visibly steadying herself against the surge of emotion rising inside her.

Then she gently patted the boy’s head.

“Remyn, go find Uncle Joe. I need a moment.”

Remyn.

Andrew repeated the name silently in his mind.

He looked down at the boy, who was staring up at him with open curiosity.

The child had a small, straight nose and bright, clear eyes. Those eyes were luminous—and strangely familiar.

Most of all, the boy showed no fear toward Andrew at all, despite him being a complete stranger.

“Mommy, who is this man?” Remyn asked.

For just a moment, Shiloh’s face turned pale before she quickly composed herself.

“Don’t be rude. Go find Uncle Joe. I’ll come check on you in a little while.”

“Okay, Mommy!”

Remyn cast one last curious glance at Andrew before turning and thumping down the stairs.

Andrew couldn’t hold back anymore.

He looked at Shiloh, his voice carrying a quiet ache.

“Is that your child? Your biological child?”

Shiloh pressed her lips together.

“When did you get back?” she asked instead. “Two years ago, I heard something had happened to you. I didn’t think you were still alive.”

Andrew’s composure began to crack.

“Shiloh. Answer me first. Is that child yours—biologically?”

“Yes,” Shiloh said evenly. “He’s mine.”

Andrew’s voice came out rough.

“I didn’t expect you to have a child. The father isn’t Joe, is it? I noticed Remyn called him Uncle Joe.”

A faint flush crossed Shiloh’s face—somewhere between embarrassment and irritation.

“Of course it’s not Joe.”

She looked at him sharply.

“Andrew, does any of this actually matter to you? Because if it doesn’t, stay out of my personal life.”

Andrew reached out and grabbed her hand.

Shiloh’s eyes flashed.

“What do you think you’re doing?” she snapped.

Andrew’s voice turned cold.

“I’ll only ask you one thing. Just answer honestly—don’t lie. After that, I’ll leave.”

Before Shiloh could refuse, he continued, his tone heavier now.

“Shiloh… was there ever anything real between us?”

Seeing the pain in his eyes, Shiloh turned her face away.

“I don’t know,” she said quietly. “And I don’t want to answer such a meaningless question.”