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The rent’s cheap, and it’s close enough to Josh’s school that he can walk.
That Tuesday started like any other. I was folding laundry in the living room when I heard the front door open. Josh’s footsteps were heavier than usual, almost hesitant.
“Mom, you need to come here. Right now.”
I dropped the towel I was holding and rushed toward his room. “What’s wrong?
Are you hurt?”
When I stepped through his doorway, the world stopped spinning.
Josh was standing in the middle of his bedroom, holding two tiny bundles wrapped in hospital blankets. Two babies. Newborns.
Their little faces were scrunched up, eyes barely open, fists curled against their chests.
“Josh…” My voice came out strangled. “What… what is this?
Where did you..?”
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