Two babies born. Nobody knew how tired the nurse was while taking care of the kids. That's how the mix-up happened. Neither family was aware of it. They loved the baby that they took home.
When the babies grew up, they fell in love. Their families joined in on their love. As the wedding approached, everything seemed perfect. Until sickness caused the bride to need stem cells to live.
Neither family matched. The nurse made multiple mistakes that night.
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Edward Anderson
Edward writes queer led stories that show that the LGBTQIA+ characters lives are multifaceted.
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