part 2 Two months after divorcing my wife, I found her sitting alone in a hospital hallway wearing a patient gown

“I’m sorry to interrupt,” he said, glancing between us. “Sophie, the fertility clinic returned my call.”

Sophie’s hand flew to her mouth.

Dr. Keller looked at me, then back at her.

“I think both of you need to hear this.”

The room went silent except for the monitor beside her bed.

Dr. Keller opened the envelope.

His expression changed as he read.

Then he lifted his eyes.

“Sophie,” he said carefully, “the clinic confirmed there is a viable frozen embryo in storage.”

My entire body went still.

Sophie began to cry.

But Dr. Keller wasn’t finished.

“There’s more,” he said.

I gripped the edge of the chair.

“What more?”

He looked from Sophie to me, and his voice lowered.

“The consent paperwork lists both intended parents.”

He paused.

“And according to the clinic’s records, a transfer was requested six weeks ago.”

Sophie froze.

I stared at him.

“Requested by who?” I asked.

Dr. Keller’s face tightened.

“That’s what we need to find out.”

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