The room spun, and it wasn’t just my failing kidneys. I had given birth to Leo in this very hospital nineteen years ago. I remembered the labor, the pain, the first time I held him.
“That’s impossible,” I whispered, reaching for the call button to summon my doctor. “I have three children. I remember every birth.” The officer shook his head slowly.
“Biology doesn’t lie, ma’am,” he replied coldly. “We’ve opened a case for potential kidnapping and fraud. Until this is resolved, you are to have no contact with the victims.”
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