(Dan Tri) - I went into my child's room, saw him sleeping soundly, holding the teddy bear his father gave him on his 3rd birthday. I kissed his soft hair, and suddenly wanted to cry.
I am the main character in the confession "Catching my wife sitting with a stranger, I was shocked when I saw his face".
After the incident, I felt confused and chaotic, so I wrote an article to share my feelings with everyone as a way to relieve my feelings. At that time, when I found out that the daughter I had loved and cared for since I was in my mother's womb was not my biological child, I felt like my happiness had collapsed.
For several days, I buried myself in work, came home very late, and avoided seeing my wife and children as much as possible. I wanted to calm down, see through everything, and come up with the best solution for the whole family.
To be fair, our marriage was quick and hasty, but neither of us has ever done anything that the other regretted. Over the past 5 years, my wife has always played the role of a good mother and a good wife.
Because she lost her mother early, lacked her father's attention, and grew up in the coldness of her stepmother, she was always afraid that her family would not be happy, so she devoted herself to building her family, taking care of her husband and children from the smallest things. Besides making money, I almost didn't have to worry about anything.
My beautiful wife made me fall in love with her from the first moment. After we got married, I loved her more and more. My daughter was born very cute, I love her with a love that cannot be measured.
Since the day my wife's ex-boyfriend came to my house to claim the child, and after hearing my wife's explanations, I still firmly believe that she did not intentionally deceive me from the beginning. I think it is understandable that she later discovered that her daughter resembled her ex but did not dare to tell me. There are truths that, instead of telling them, can destroy everything, it is better to keep them hidden for peace.
I don't blame my wife because thinking back, the fact that she got pregnant with another man happened before she met me, I felt I had enough reason not to blame her. But discovering that my daughter wasn't my biological child shocked me, and I found it hard to accept at the moment.
For several nights in a row, I intentionally came home late from work, and my wife still waited for dinner. She said: "If you find this truth too hard to accept, you can tell me, and we will resolve everything as smoothly as possible. Don't go to work early, come home late, eat irregularly, and torture yourself. My daughter misses you so much, and always wants to wait for her father to come home before going to bed. I have to put her to bed early so that he can come home."
I went into my son's room, saw him sleeping soundly, holding the teddy bear his father gave him on his third birthday. I kissed his soft hair, and suddenly I wanted to cry.
For the past 4 years, I have witnessed every kick of my baby in my belly, been moved to tears by the moment I welcomed him into the world, and watched him grow up every day. I remember clearly the months he learned to roll over, crawl, sit up, and take his first steps. Even his first broken call of "Dad" made me cry with happiness.
Even though my daughter doesn't have my blood, she is still my child, unless I deny it. I really can't imagine what life would be like if one day we were separated.
I have read all the advice that everyone has shared with me, and I have thought about it a lot. In fact, in this life, it is only when something happens that we realize what we truly value. I love my wife and children, and I will show that love by preserving and protecting my family at all costs.
The "My Story" corner records stories about married life and love. Readers who have stories of their own to share, please send them to the program via email: [email protected]. Your story may be edited if necessary. Sincerely.
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