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I try to remember that there was a time when it wasn’t like this. When my father was someone who loved us dearly—who put me, and even baby Oliver, first.
He’s never hit us, never physically hurt one of us. But his mere presence is enough to feel like someone is pressing down on my shoulders.
“I’m imagining you skating like Liam, since that’s all I have to go off.” There’s no stopping the grin that stretches across my mouth; as much as Liam loves to “play hockey,” he can barely keep his little legs underneath him.
Does he see a stranger where he once saw a twin?
“You spelled Rhys wrong.” “Your parents spelled your name wrong on the birth certificate.
Liam sings every word at the top of his lungs from his car seat, and although I don’t know where his ABBA obsession came from, I’ve definitely encouraged it.
“Do you think, maybe, one day I’ll have a mommy?” My heart hurts. “Maybe one day, bug.”

