I Carried a Baby for My Twin Sister—But the Moment She Saw the Newborn, She Stepped Back and Said, “This Is Not the Child We Wanted”
When she wanted medical history, she requested it.
When she wanted the surrogacy agreement, she saw it.
Parenting a child with a complicated beginning cannot mean guarding the truth forever.
Eventually, protection must become access.
That transition frightened me.
What if Daisy read the documents and thought:
Alison never intended to be my mother?
True.