After our divorce, I faced labor alone with his child—until the doctor revealed a truth, and his mother tried one last time to tear us apart

that had broken.

Then the door opened.

A woman stepped inside, dressed in dark green scrubs, holding a tablet against her chest.

Tall.

Composed.

Beautiful in that effortless way that made me suddenly aware I had been awake for nearly twenty hours.

She froze when she saw me in labor.

Then her gaze shifted to Mason.

Understanding settled across her face.

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