father.
But the donor profile we’d selected described a different, younger man.
The archived files contained conflicting information.
Dr. Harrison warned us against reaching conclusions without reliable genetic comparisons.
Meanwhile, another envelope arrived at my apartment.
Inside was a copy of a letter Rebecca had written shortly before her death.
It mentioned Daniel’s efforts to control decisions affecting their family.
We preserved the documents and notified our attorney.
Then an unfamiliar woman called.
“My name is Laura Bennett,” she said. “I knew Rebecca.”
Laura explained that she’d sent the first
