My Husband Offered Me $250,000 While I Was in Labor—Then He Discovered the Daughter He Rejected Had a Twin Brother
“She needs attention,” I said.
“I’m trying to have time with Owen.”
“You’re here for both.”
He said I was making it difficult again.
I asked the supervisor to assess whether the visit should pause or end because both babies were tired.
If a change was necessary, it needed to follow the plan, not become a private choice to remove the daughter so the son could have a more pleasant hour.
The supervisor handled the immediate situation and documented what happened, including what I said and how the babies were doing.