Tears streamed down her face. “I told Jason I want a divorce. He said I’m ruining my life. Maybe I am. But I won’t let my daughter grow up thinking she wasn’t wanted.”
Her voice cracked.
“She’s perfect,” Rachel whispered. “I’ll spend the rest of my life making up for that day.”
“It won’t be easy,” I said.
“I don’t care,” she replied. “Will you help me?”
“Always,” I said. “That’s what sisters do.”
In the months that followed, Rachel rebuilt her life. Found a small apartment nearby. Started therapy. Poured herself into motherhood. Kelly grew fast—smiling early, crawling early, lighting up every room. My boys adored her. She was surrounded by brothers, cousins, protectors.Continue reading…