Kyle Greenbecker spent a year working in Alaska, eager to reunite with his wife, Lisa. But when he arrived home, he found a baby in a bassinet on his kitchen table—with a note accusing him of fathering the child.
Lisa’s own letter shattered him: she assumed he had cheated, admitted to her own affairs, and left him, refusing to raise “his” child. But Kyle had never been unfaithful. As he looked at the baby girl gripping his finger, he made a choice—he would raise her as his own.
He named her Lily and built a life around her. But two years later, her biological mother, Cherish, returned—not out of love, but because Lily’s father had landed a multimillion-dollar contract. She took Kyle to court, demanding custody.
But when Lily saw Kyle in the courtroom, she reached for him, calling, “Daddy!” The judge ruled in Kyle’s favor, affirming his custody.
That night, as Lily giggled catching fireflies, Kyle knew—she had always been his daughter.
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