OUR DAD
Daisy didn't remember leaving the office.
One moment she was staring at the DNA report.
The next she was sitting in her car.
Crying.
Not from sadness.
Not entirely.
From shock.
Because everything she believed she knew had changed.
Anthony Green.
The father of her children.
Not a donor.
Not a stranger.
Not an anonymous file hidden in a clinic somewhere.
A real man.
A man who had spent six years unknowingly walking through the same city as his children.
A man who had laughed with them.
Played with them.
Encouraged them.
Without ever knowing why he felt drawn to them.
The truth was almost too much to process.
Back at home, the triplets immediately sensed something was wrong.
Children always knew.
Especially her chi
