“Look at her, Jessi,” he said.

“You really don’t see it?” I frowned, and looked down at my sweet, sleeping baby, searching her small perfect face for whatever had put that look on my husband’s.

“See what?” I said.

“You don’t understand what this means?” And a terrible fear began to move through me, because his words made no sense, and the fear that makes no sense is the worst fear of all.

Chapter 6 — Something I Should Have Told You