I Carried a Baby for My Twin Brother. When He Saw His Newborn Daughter, He Said He Could Not Take Her Home
“I noticed too.”
“I still don’t trust him completely.”
“You don’t have to decide that today.”
At home that evening, Mason asked if Hope’s operation had made her all better.
I explained that surgery was one part of her care and that we would keep learning what she needed.
He seemed disappointed that there wasn’t a single magic fix.
“I can still bring the giraffe?” he asked.
“When the hospital says it’s okay.”