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avior out of my mind, focusing a
heir diapers. Nurse Miller was patient, her presence
ward door opened aga
g a hospital bed that looked far mor
was wrong with me or the babies, that we n
I couldn't understand, a mixture of joy and heartach
ous, "Why? Is my ch
the children are fine. It's just that this environme
private room." Keenan never gave me extra money. My credit ca
softer. "Don't worry about the cost. Everything has been arranged.
sy, but his demeanor le
ith curiosity, whispering among themselv
le another carefully lifted my babies and placed the
e mattress was incredibly soft, t
, we left the
oors. Instead, we took a private eleva
, stopping at the top floor. W
oor of a five-star hotel. Thick carpets muffled our footsteps, art hung on
idor was
at the end of the hall and
om, and a fully equipped kitchenette. A huge floor-to-ceilin
, making the entire
previous bed, which didn't
speak, just staring a
ibs that were already set up in the bedroom, t
nd I remained
s trembling. "Doctor... what is a
a little red. He took an envelope f
ld, you deserve all of this, and so mu
"DNA Test Report" were printed on it.
gaze, which was full of
ore you open it, I want you to be prepared. What's in this report will change your
n't process the weight of h
ng the manila envelope. It felt as
ted the word, a foreign
g a respectful but close distance. His voice
ry that had been burie
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