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I stared at him, the pieces clicking together with a sickening clarity. “And you ran here.”
“Yes.”
“That baby was never supposed to be here,” she shouted. “I paid for the records. I saw the confirmation. She’s lying—this is someone else’s child and she’s trying to destroy my life.”
Everything moved at once after that. One nurse stepped between her and the bassinet, another pressed the emergency button on the wall.
Adrian turned to her slowly, his face empty of all color. “You paid for what?”
She realized too late what she had said. Her mouth opened, then closed again, fear flooding in where certainty had been. “I did it for us,” she pleaded. “She was going to trap you. You were finally becoming who you were meant to be.”
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