She laid copies of three letters on the table.

The first had been sent when she was four months pregnant.

The second reported the ultrasound result showing twins.

The third, mailed after the girls were born, included their names and a request for a meeting about their future.

Every letter bore a delivery record from my law firm’s office.

One had my assistant’s initials.

Another had a notation: Client requests no direct contact.

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