I RETURNED FROM A BUSINESS TRIP TO FIND A NEWBORN ON MY KITCHEN TABLE—ALONG WITH TWO NOTES

I RETURNED FROM A BUSINESS TRIP TO FIND A NEWBORN ON MY KITCHEN TABLE—ALONG WITH TWO NOTES

After a year working on an oil pipeline in Alaska, I was finally heading home to my beloved wife. The lights were on in the lounge when I arrived, but Lessie was nowhere to be found. Curious and a little puzzled, I walked into the kitchen and froze in place, my bre@th catching.

There, on the kitchen table, was a bassinet holding a newborn baby. The infant gazed back at me with those wide, astonished eyes that babies always seem to have, and I found myself staring back, just as astonished.

Next to the bassinet was a folded piece of paper. Picking it up with trembling hands, I unfolded it and recognized my wife Lessie’s graceful handwriting.

The note read: “Kimmy, yesterday I found this baby left on our doorstep along with that attached note. I’ve always suspected you were unfaithful during your business trips… but this is too much. Saddling me with someone else’s child? I’ve filed for divorce and never want to see you again.”

I stood there, stunned. My heart raced as confusion and disbelief overwhelmed me. I would never…! But tucked inside the folded paper was another note, written in unfamiliar handwriting.

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