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“Then why, Brian?” I asked, my voice edged with the months of anger and confusion. “Why would you tell her that?”

A man and a woman having a serious talk | Source: Freepik

A man and a woman having a serious talk | Source: Freepik

He took a shaky breath. “I found out I was adopted that day,” he said, looking down. “Right before I came over. My parents never told me. My whole life, I thought they were my real parents. And then, just like that, I find out they’re not. It broke me.”

I stared at him, speechless. “So you decided to hurt Emily? To throw that on a child?”

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An angry woman | Source: Pexels

His face crumpled. “I wasn’t thinking straight. She was just so innocent, so trusting. I don’t know why I said it. I was… I was lost in my own pain, and I thought maybe… I don’t know, maybe she should know the truth before it’s too late.”

I shook my head, hardly able to look at him. “Brian, she’s seven. She’s just a child. That was our truth to tell her when the time was right, not yours.”

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A man covering his face with his hands | Source: Pexels

“I know. I’ve been punishing myself for it every day since. I don’t expect you to forgive me, but I just… I needed you to know. I’m sorry.”

I left the meeting feeling hollow, burdened with a sadness I couldn’t shake. Brian wasn’t evil. He was broken, and his pain had shattered the innocent trust my daughter had in the world. But it didn’t change the fact that we had to pick up the pieces.

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