Not A Book Baby
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Last published Sat, Apr 27, 2024
Dive into the heartfelt tales of our extraordinary journey into parenthood through surrogacy. This compilation of short stories, each around 110 words, offers intimate glimpses into the joys, challenges, and profound moments that define our path to fatherhood as a gay couple. From the anticipation of conception to the profound bond with our children, these stories celebrate love, resilience, and the transformative power of family.
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