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... d and take care of his brother, Rex - as well as guide the house from whoever might snoop around.

"Can you tell me what's going on with them?" Even Rex was now uncomfortable with the silence.

"They're in the middle of childbirth, Rex. I can't interrupt them by calling neither do I have powers like the others that could enable me to see what's going on" Trevor explained to his anxious brother. Oh, he was anxious too.

Suddenly, there was an earthquake. fre𝙚𝓌𝒆𝚋noѵel.c𝚘m ...

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