A DNA Test Led Me to My Brother, and He Remembers the past I Never Lived

My life felt perfect as an only child, cherished by loving parents. But everything changed after a DNA test revealed I had a brother, Daniel. Shocked, I confronted my dad, who admitted to an affair but begged me to keep it a secret.

Skeptical, I met Daniel, who revealed a different story—that we’d lived together as kids until a fire claimed our parents. He explained I was adopted afterward. Disbelieving, I searched my dad’s office and found documents proving Daniel’s story—and worse.

The fire that killed my biological parents was caused by negligence from my adoptive parents, who owned the building. Their decision to adopt me wasn’t out of love but to cover their tracks and avoid lawsuits.

Devastated, I left home to live with Daniel. Though my life was built on lies, finding my brother brought a new sense of family and hope.

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