The Name on the Papers Didn’t Feel Real
He handed me legal papers.
A polished folder.
Sharp edges. Heavy words.
The name at the top didn’t register at first:
Charlotte Whitman
Noah’s biological mother.
According to the filing, she was now a self-made millionaire.
A tech investor.
Recently widowed.
And suddenly determined to “reclaim” the son she left in a hallway nearly two decades earlier.
