WHEN I CAME HOME, SHE WASN’T CRYING ABOUT OUR BABY—SHE WAS CRYING OVER WHO HAD BEEN THERE

When I remarried, my daughter said, “It’s me or your new family.”

I thought she was just hurting. Her mom and I had split up when she was twelve, and she never forgave me for moving on. But when I met Renée—warm, patient, pregnant with our son—I felt I finally had a second chance. My daughter, Aislin, didn’t see it that way.

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