DANTEShe took a deep breath. "One rainy night, thirty-four years ago, your father was driving home from work when he spotted a desperate man on the roadside with a small child, probably around six months old. The rain was pouring down, accompanied by thunder and lightning. The man was drenched, and the child was crying."I saw her expression soften as she recalled the memory."Your father brought them home, fed them, and provided dry clothes. He learned that the man's name was Max and that he was searching for work to support his son. Out of kindness, we offered him a job and allowed him to stay in the guest house. He was grateful and hardworking, and the child, Marcus, was so sweet."Marcus. My brother, or at least I thought he was."Your father and I had been trying for a baby for five years," she continued. "We underwent every test and treatment available, but nothing worked. We were heartbroken. And then Max—" She paused to sip her wine. "Max offered us his son as a gesture of gr
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