She Took Her Daughter to School—Then Froze When She Saw Her Double in the Playground (3 of 3)

Determined to uncover the truth, Lucía and Carolina returned to the hospital. After relentless pressure, they were granted access to archived files. Among the faded records, a retired nurse admitted what no one wanted to believe: “That day, amid the confusion… one of the babies was given to the wrong mother.”

The women stood frozen. The mystery unraveled at last—Sofía and Ana were twins, separated by mistake at birth.

The revelation carried both grief and relief. At least the riddle of their resemblance had an answer. And now, perhaps, a chance to repair the damage.

That night, Lucía watched Sofía sleep and wept silently, terrified of losing her. But the next morning, she saw the girls racing across the schoolyard together, laughter trailing behind them, and she understood something vital: love doesn’t divide between children—it multiplies.

From then on, the families made a pact. No “yours” and “mine.” Only “ours.” Weekends became sleepovers, holidays were shared, and two fractured families stitched themselves into one.

The mistake of a hospital had separated them. Love would never allow it again.