I spent the following days in the hospital, alternating between caring for Julian and watching over my children. Every day, I told Julian our memories, about how we met, about our wedding, about the birth of William and Roseanne. Sometimes he remembered a little, sometimes not at all. But I didn't give up.One afternoon, as I was sitting beside Julian, a neatly dressed man entered the room. He carried a thick folder and a serious expression on his face. I immediately recognized him as Julian's lawyer, Mr. Henderson."Mrs. Lorena," he greeted, his voice polite but firm. "I'm sorry to disturb you, but there's something important we need to discuss."I looked at Julian, who was sleeping, then whispered, "I'll be back, sweetheart." I stood up and followed Mr. Henderson to the waiting room outside."What's going on?" I asked, feeling unease starting to rise in my chest.Mr. Henderson let out a long sigh, then opened the folder in his hands."Ma'am, there's a rather complicated situation I
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