Chapter Seventy-Eight Deception

I was shocked at what Angela told her. I had trusted Angela with my whole life. I never did anything from her. To find out that she was keeping such huge secrets from me felt like a big blow to our friendship. I stared at her tear-stained cheeks, her wet hair falling around her face, and didn't see the friend I loved. All I saw was an imposter. "What about Anthony?" I asked, snapping my fingers as I recalled the name of Angela and Thomas's child. "Does he know you're his mother? He told me he didn't know her. Is he lying too?" Angela jumped up from sitting on the ground and moved to Regina. She tried to hold my hand, but I moved backward until I'm pressed against the room's wall. Angela's eyes widened, and she swallowed. "No. He doesn't know." Angela said, shaking her head with her hands clapped in front of her breast. "He doesn't know me." Her voice shook. "How come? You gave me his name. You wanted me to get him a job." I said, pointing to Angela. "Or was I just too dumb that it was