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He Lied About His Daughter. I Built a Bakery from the Ruins.
I married Travis three years ago, believing I’d found my forever person. He spoke about his daughter, Lily, with such tenderness that his whole face softened when he said her name.
The first time I met her in Glendale Park, she was ten—shy, sweet, clinging to his leg and whispering “Daddy” like she was testing the safety of a stranger. Travis kept our relationship separate from his parenting time, and I respected that. If I suggested dinner with Lily, he’d shake his head. “Her mother prefers it this way. I don’t want to complicate custody.” I didn’t push. I wanted to be the kind of stepmom who honored boundaries.
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