The Architect of My Own Survival
I almost stopped there.
I almost closed the safe, because some part of me understood that whatever was underneath would cost me something I couldn’t get back.
I opened it anyway.
Beneath the deed was a folder of medical records, and they were not his.
They were mine — or they were about me, which is not the same thing as being mine, because I had never seen them.
For two years, Desmond and I had gone to fertility clinics together.