I Carried a Baby for My Twin Brother. When He Saw His Newborn Daughter, He Said He Could Not Take Her Home
On the morning Hope finally left the hospital, the sky over Phoenix was clear and pale.
Hannah buckled her into the approved car seat while a nurse checked that the family understood their discharge instructions.
Lucas carried the bag of supplies, and I held the folded blanket Mason had chosen.
“Ready?” Hannah asked.
“No,” Lucas said, then added quickly, “but I know the steps and I can ask for help.”
She gave him a long look.
“That’s a better answer.”