I Carried a Baby for My Twin Brother. When He Saw His Newborn Daughter, He Said He Could Not Take Her Home
“Start by telling the truth.”
He sat down and pushed a sealed envelope across the table.
Inside were credit-card notices, a statement from our bank, and a letter informing him that his position at an architecture firm had been eliminated four months earlier.
I read the termination date twice.
It was the day after an ultrasound appointment, one where he’d spent the entire morning telling Hannah not to worry because the baby had a strong heartbeat.
“Four months?” I asked.