Chapter 2 - Sofia’s Grandmother Revealed My Father Had a Secret Daughter, and the Baby’s DNA Test Produced an Impossible ResultWe went to the hospital.
Sofia stayed beside me.
The newborn remained under medical observation.
Her grandmother lay unconscious.
An elderly nurse recognized me immediately.
“Mr. Moretti.”
“What did she tell you?”
The nurse looked nervous.
“She said the little girl must never be taken away.”
“Why?”
“Because she belongs to your family.”
My stomach tightened.
I looked at Sofia.
“Who is her mother?”
The nurse shook her head.
“She didn't say.”
Then a doctor handed me the preliminary DNA report.
I opened it.
The result was almost impossible.
The baby was biologically related to me.
Not vaguely.
Directly.
Father-child probability:
99.99%.
I stared.
Sofia looked over.
“He's yours.”
I couldn't speak.
Isabel's letter had been true.
The baby had been created using my genetic material.
But the timeline made no sense.
I had never consented.
I had never met the mother.
And nobody should have had access to the samples.
Then I asked:
“Who is the mother?”
The doctor hesitated.
“Ana Lucía Serrano.”
The name meant nothing.
But Sofia's grandmother reacted when she heard it.
Her eyes opened.
She looked directly at me.
“Adrián.”
I stepped closer.
“Who is Ana?”
The old woman whispered:
“My granddaughter.”
I froze.
Sofia looked up.
“That's my mommy.”
I stared at her.
Ana was her mother.
Then who was Sofia's father?
The grandmother started crying.
“Your father.”
My blood went cold.
“What?”
“Your father had another daughter.”
I looked at Sofia.
“My father's daughter?”
She nodded weakly.
“Your half-sister.”
Everything stopped.
Sofia was my niece.
The baby was my biological son.
And both had been abandoned near my home.
That wasn't coincidence.
It was a message.
Someone wanted me to find them.
But they wanted one thing first.
My trust.
Then the grandmother whispered:
“Ana didn't abandon the baby.”
“She was killed.”
I felt cold.
“Who killed her?”
She looked toward the door.
Then whispered:
“Your uncle.”
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I had never known I had an uncle.
Until that moment.
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