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Oliver's POV I walk up the stairs to see if my mother is okay. She has moved in with me since Belinda moved out, and she cannot stay in that tiny apartment Dean gave her. I do realize that Dean does not owe her anything. Dean has always let my mother stay in his house because he thought she was the mother of his child, and he felt guilty for not loving her and giving me a family. Can I blame him for not wanting anything to do with her now that he knows the truth? I would have been angry, feeling guilty about not loving somebody because she had my child, and then find out the child I gave everything to was not even mine. I should have accepted Dean's offer and assumed to be his son, even though I knew he was my father. Now I have a father like Stewart, and I feel trapped between two teenag