My Husband Offered Me $250,000 While I Was in Labor—Then He Discovered the Daughter He Rejected Had a Twin Brother
That was more useful than an argument about whether I understood his business vocabulary.
He said he could speak to the doctors about taking Owen home.
The hospital representative answered before Dad could.
“Discharge follows clinical criteria and verified arrangements.
A newborn is not being released to settle a disagreement in this room.”
Dad added, quietly, “You can’t demand one child out of care.”
I looked at Garrett.
“We’re done for now.”