DAUGHTER DISCOVERS HER FATHER’S LONG-HIDDEN SECRET INSIDE HIS MYSTERIOUS DRAWER!

Something Came Up

For sure this paper was no ordinary one. By the time Carrol read it all, she was crying and she could now understand her dad’s miserable condition for these long years. The secret her father kept from everyone was the biggest thing for the Hawkins family. She wanted to know how much part of what’s mentioned in the paper is true. She kept the paper in her wallet and drove straight towards the hospital.

The Confrontation

Carrol knew her father’s serious condition but she also knew that this secret would remain a secret forever if she didn’t ask now. While on her way she was praying that her dad would deny this letter as a joke. But she knew that chances of that happening were feeble.

A Letter

It was a letter written by someone named Kathy to Mr. Clifford. The woman mentioned in the letter that she didn’t have any siblings and was raised all alone. Kathy wrote that her mother brought her up alone and told her anything about her father. every time Kathy asked about her father, her mother started crying and that’s how years went without knowing anything. Until one day, when she got a hold of her birth certificate. It was made right after she was born and  Mr. Clifford Hawkins was written in the place of father’s name. 

Clarifying Things

Carrol told her father that she knows about the letter and wanted to know if it is true or not. If Kathy was his daughter or no? Mr. Clifford said that he couldn’t say it for sure as the mother’s name was nowhere mentioned in the paper. Carrol decided to call the number that was mentioned. Carrol recalls thinking, “He’s not going to survive, If this is his daughter, we have to do something about it.” She took her dad’s permission, Carrol asked her father, “There’s a phone number, do you mind if I ring her?” She called and realized the essential discovery was yet to be made.

Calling Her

A lady picked up the call and introduced herself as Kathy. Carrol wanted to confirm if she wrote the letter, Kathy told her that she was the one who wrote it herself. Kathy told that she never heard from Mr. Clifford. She wasn’t expecting any calls from anyone now but there it was. Both of them chatted for like a couple of minutes before realizing the stunning fact.

Old Acquaintances

After a few minutes of conversation, Kathy interrupted Carrol in between and asked her name. With a momentary pause, they both understood they have known each other for years. Kathy recalls, “A cold shiver went all down my body.” She said to Carrol, “I think I know who you are. I think we were in school together.”