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“Amélia,” the young woman said. “Amélia Costa.”
The world tilted beneath him. He gripped the table for balance. Amélia. He heard the name echo in his mind like a voice rising from the grave.
The young woman frowned. “My mother was in a car accident too,” she said slowly. “She was in a coma for weeks. But she survived. She never told me who my father was — only that he was a man she loved deeply, and that she lost him before I was born.”
Gael’s breath caught in his throat. His hands trembled as he stared at her face — the same gentle eyes, the same graceful manner, the same quiet strength he once adored.
“Oh my God,” he whispered. “You’re her daughter.”
The Truth After Twenty-Three Years
Tears welled in the young woman’s eyes. “You… you’re my father?”
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