At this moment, Sophie's mind was in complete chaos. She had no idea what to do.
She hadn't even graduated from university yet. Her part-time job had only just started to feel somewhat stable. This was an enormous, overwhelming problem for her.
The path her mother had once walked—she had stumbled onto it herself, still so naive and unprepared.
But if she hardened her heart and chose not to keep these two babies, she was terrified that she might never have children of her own again.
As the sun set in the west, a taxi from the airport pulled up in front of an old apartment building in Austin.
Ned stepped out of the car, carrying a small suitcase. He looked up at the weathered balcony—inside, the room was dimly lit with a dull glow.
He reached out and pressed the doorbell. Ding-dong—
In one month, he would be getting engaged. Before that, he wanted to confirm one thing…
