Carrington
"I'm afraid she doesn't remember the boys. It's been so long since she last saw them as infants," I shared with the group. I beckon Kole and Kolton over, and they make their way onto my lap where I embrace them.
"Oaks, these are your sons. You've been unconscious for three years," I gently inform her as I console the boys.
"Momma," they both say in unison, causing Oaks to burst into tears."
"Boys," Oaks croaks out, her voice stronger than before but still fragile. The boys rush towards her, enveloping their mother in a tight embrace that speaks volumes about the love they share. It's a heart-wrenching moment, one that has been a long time coming for them all. Tears flow freely as they cling to each other, their emotions too raw to hide. As I watch this poignant scene unfold
