My best friend and I decided to get pregnant by the same man so our children would share the same genes. But when the doctor saw our genetic test results, he said in horror, “Oh my God… Do you understand what could happen to these babies?” Then something completely unexpected happened…

I nodded.

“And my adoptive mother always joked that we had the same smile,” she continued.

We stared at each other.

“What if it wasn’t a coincidence?”

That night, memories of my childhood came flooding back.

My mother, Mary, had died in a car accident when I was six. My father, George, had raised me alone.

Whenever I asked about my mother’s past, he became strangely quiet.

And whenever I asked whether she’d had other children, he simply said:

“You were her most precious treasure, Sarah.”

He never actually said I was her only child.

On the seventh morning, Dr. Harris called.

“The results are ready. Please come in together.”

When we arrived, he greeted us with a smile.

“First, both babies are developing well. Their genetic screenings haven’t identified any serious problems. We’ve also ruled out a biological relationship between either of you and the donor.”

17 thoughts on “My best friend and I decided to get pregnant by the same man so our children would share the same genes. But when the doctor saw our genetic test results, he said in horror, “Oh my God… Do you understand what could happen to these babies?” Then something completely unexpected happened…”

  1. Why do you have to go through so much to try to read the whole story. I like the stories but I’m going to stop trying to read them because of the aggravation.

  2. Why do you do this, tell half a story and then make people hunt for the rest to only be let down when you realize it's full of ads and there's no more information top be had!

  3. Life is too short to have to mess around with a story that I still can't find the end of. Looked interesting,..but no.

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