I almost left after seeing our baby

Elena and I were thrilled to become parents, but when our daughter

was born with pale skin, blue eyes, and blonde hair, I accused her

of infidelity. She explained it was due to a rare recessive

gene and pointed to a birthmark identical to mine.

My family doubted her, and tensions rose until a DNA test confirmed

the baby was ours. Some apologized, others didn’t, but I chose to stand

by my wife and child. My family might not be conventional, but it’s perfect to me.

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