I Had Barely Finished Holding My Son’s Newborn Baby When a Nurse Pulled Me Aside and Whispered, “That Isn’t the Child He Left With”
“Would he be less your child?”
“No.”
“Then stop using DNA as proof of legitimacy.”
He stared.
Then nodded.
Surrogacy already attracted enough hierarchy language.
Real mother.
Real parents.
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