Chapter 5 - THE CHARITY THAT SOLD A BABY
The Whitmore Children’s Foundation was not charity. It was inventory.
Files labeled infants like assets: health, appearance, genetic value, “social potential.”
Emily’s daughter: File 47-B.
Brown hair. Healthy. High-value lineage.
Price: $300,000.
Victoria’s mother had purchased her like property.
But the transfer was interrupted. The child was moved again. Hidden. Reassigned.
Ethan stared at his mother.
“You didn’t protect me. You traded children.”
Eleanor answered coldly.
“I protected the family.”
Then Ethan found a school photo.
A girl in uniform. Seven years old.
Name on the back:
Sophie Whitmore.
May you like
Victoria’s sister.
Emily’s daughter.
