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“I… I don’t understand,” I managed, my voice a whisper. “What does this have to do with me? Or with… with her?” I gestured vaguely, unable to even say our daughter’s name in this context.
He took a deep breath. “They did the testing. For potential donors. Family members. My parents weren’t a match. His mother wasn’t a match. I wasn’t a match.” He paused, his gaze fixed on me, pleading. “But then… I got a call. From a doctor. They were expanding the search. They found a potential match. A very, very rare match.”
“They needed more information,” he continued, his voice barely audible now. “They asked about… other children. My children. And I… I told them about our daughter.”

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My chair scraped back as I pushed away from the table. “WHAT ARE YOU SAYING?” The words were torn from my throat.
He looked up, tears streaming down his face, a raw desperation I almost, almost felt sorry for. “She’s a perfect match,” he choked out. “Our daughter is a 100% perfect match for my son.”
The air left my lungs in a violent whoosh. A perfect match. For his son. His other son. The son he’d kept secret. The son he loved enough to do… THIS.
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