I lost one of my twins at birth — but one day my son saw a boy who looked like a trait

The truth that upsets everything

While talking with the woman who accompanies the other boy, Laura gradually recognizes a familiar face: a childcare assistant presents the day of her childbirth.

The revelations are falling.

The second baby had not died.

He was fragile, but very much alive.

In a series of decisions made without her consent, the child would have been entrusted to a woman in desire for a child, believing that Laura, alone and weakened, could not raise two infants.

Laura is asking for evidence.

She consults a lawyer, obtains access to her medical record and has a DNA test performed in a legal framework.

The result is no appeal: Nathan is his son.