At Christmas, My Parents Made My Adopted Daughter Wash Dishes. Then a Letter Revealed the Secret They Had Kept for Six Years.
“Bunny knows him,” she announced.
Her certainty was stronger than mine.
I told her that adults had gotten some important things wrong about the story of when she was a baby.
I did not name Camilla.
I did not promise a happy reunion before I knew what was true.
I said we would be talking to people who could help us understand, and that she would never be asked to solve a grown-up problem.
“Am I still adopted?” she asked.