I Gave Up 22 Years of My Life Raising My Triplet Nieces – What They Did at Their College Graduation Made Me Drop to My Knees

There was only one sheet nb of paper.

Mason,

I’m sorry.

I can’t raise them by myself.

Melissa was the one who knew what she was doing. I don’t.

You’re better than me.

Please make sure they’re okay.

Eric.

That was all.

No phone number.

No explanation.

No promise that he was coming back.

I read it again.

Then again.

As though another paragraph might magically appear if I stared long enough.

One of the babies began to fuss.

Sophie.

The smallest of the three.

I only knew because Melissa had once laughed and told me Sophie was “the tiny boss.”

I crouched beside her carrier.

“Hey.”

Her face scrunched.

“Don’t do that.”

She started crying.

“Oh, come on. I just got here.”

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