My husband set up a new schedule for me to “become a better wife” — I gave him a lesson he won’t forget in return.

For weeks, a little girl across the street waved at me day and night, her gaze haunting me. One day, I couldn’t ignore it anymore and went to find out who she was, only to face a truth I could never have anticipated.

Every night, her small hand would lift, her intense gaze meeting mine. The pull grew stronger until, finally, I told my wife, Sandy, about her. She reassured me, suggesting it was innocent, but I couldn’t shake the feeling. I went across the street to speak to her family, but nothing could have prepared me.

The woman at the door, Juliette, was someone I once loved, and the little girl was our daughter—news I’d never known. Juliette told me about our past, and her struggle to reach me. Shocked, I returned home to tell Sandy. She listened, stunned, and after much consideration, supported me through the uncertainty.

After DNA confirmation, I finally embraced the truth. With Sandy’s support, I reconnected with Heidi. As I looked at her across the street, waving back, I knew this unexpected journey had led me exactly where I was meant to be: her father.

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