The Photograph That Led Me to My Twins—and the Letters My Mother Hid for Three Years
For a moment I pictured the kitchen and the tiny cups.
Then I asked whether it would be appropriate to send the children a card.
Savannah considered it before saying that a card could come through her, unsigned until she decided how to introduce me.
I wrote three sentences.
Nothing about being their father.
Nothing about a future they owed me.
I said I hoped Caleb felt better, that I had heard Maya was excellent at looking after him, and that I wished them both a good week.
Savannah later told me they liked the picture of the little train on the front.