Hi , This morning, my pregnant stepmom, in deep pain, begged me to take her to the clinic. But I didn’t move—not after what I found out last night! I made her wait until Dad got home. When he arrived and saw her agony, he was furious; he couldn’t understand why…So I had to tell him the truth: I explained that there was something very urgent he needed to see before even deciding whether or not to take her to the hospital. I said nothing else—just got up and showed him ,

‘the message’ on my phone… His face tensed up as he read it. The message was from a man who said he had been in a secret relationship with my stepmom for the past year. He explained that he had been trying to find my dad’s Facebook page but couldn’t, so he messaged me instead. He said he needed to get this information to my dad no matter what. The man believed that the baby my stepmom was carrying might be his. He wasn’t sure, but he wanted my dad to know. He also made it clear that once the baby arrived,

he would demand a DNA test. If it turned out he was the father, he planned to fight for full custody.As my dad read the message, I could see the shock on his face. He didn’t say anything right away. My stepmom was still screaming in the other room, begging for help, but for the first time, my dad didn’t rush to her. He just stood there, processing everything. After a while, he took a deep breath, looked at me, and then turned toward the front door. He finally said he would take her to the hospital, but it was clear that things would never be the same again. Whether the baby was his or not,

the message I showed my dad had clearly shattered the trust he had in his wife. Now, I can’t stop wondering—did I do the right thing? What if the baby is actually his, and I’ve only made things worse, turning their relationship into something irreparable? What if I acted too soon, without knowing the full truth? The doubt gnaws at me, but it’s too late now. The damage is done. What are your thoughts, Bright Side? Is there anything I can do to fix things for my dad at this stage? Sincerely, Thomas