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No one in the world could compare them selves to such a beautiful strong amazing person definitely a one of a kind. Smart and beautiful an incredibly stunning woman, Adriana, is in her mid-thirties with long black shinny hair. She has the perfect curves, she is not petite but she is not over weight, she has the body of a mermaid. She is always the center of attention not because she sinks for it; actually attention sinks for her, its one of her many qualities. Her beautiful oval dark brown eyes are transparent and define honesty, and her eyebrows define the structure of her face they are long with the perfect arch. She is 5foot 6inches and she wears heel most of the time. She has a great taste in clothes, undoubtedly anything she wears looks …show more content…

Years later, Adriana got pregnant of Dan it was the happiest day of their lives. Dan was extremely ecstatic of knowing he was going to be a father for the first time. Then weeks and months pasted by and Adriana belly kept growing, she couldn’t believe she was going to be a mother. By her six of the pregnancy she went into emergency labor, and they found Adriana has a disease Endometriosis. Which means that women with this disease can’t carry their baby without haven’t consequence of them losing their life or their child’s …show more content…

Dan thought he wasn’t going to be able to the surgery and decide on which of his loves one he was going to save their lives. Hours and hours of hard work trying to save both the baby and Adriana live and at the end the baby was able to came it and Adriana went in a coma. Next door to Adriana room there was a teenager girl giving birth to a baby at the same and same day and Dan heard that she didn’t want her baby. Dan decide to go against his professional and moral rights and switch the baby at birth so the teenager next door would get her free life and he can give is beautiful wife the happiness when she awake. The teenager girl next door was devastated of what happen with her baby but she said, it was probably a message from god. On the other hand, Dan was anxious wait for Adriana to get out from the comma, so she could be able to start a new life and be happy as a family. Dan named the baby Athena and he didn’t felt any remorse for what he had done switching the babies. Moreover, in his deranged brain this was supposed to

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