d created, for the child he never had the chance to raise, for the love that had slipped away from him.
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When he finally found Amara, he didn’t approach her as a father.
Instead, he made a decision—one that would undoubtedly be questioned, criticized, and misunderstood.
He chose to bring her into his life in the only way he believed he could ensure her future was secure.
But out of guilt, responsibility, and a desperate need to make things right before time ran out.
For Amara, the discovery was overwhelming.
Everything she had accepted, everything she had tried to rationalize, suddenly felt different.
