Lucy and her husband Ross were overjoyed to welcome twins — a boy and a girl — after years of trying. But just before discharge, the nurse returned with two baby girls instead. Shocked, Lucy demanded answers, insisting all her reports confirmed she’d given birth to a boy and a girl. The nurse, Savannah, nervously claimed it wasn’t a mistake, but Lucy sensed something was terribly wrong.

Later, Lucy overheard Savannah confessing to Dr. Carter that she had swapped Lucy’s son with her late sister’s daughter. Her sister had died in childbirth, and Savannah couldn’t bear to see the baby placed in a nursing home. She thought Lucy’s family would give the girl the loving home her sister wanted. Dr. Carter ordered Savannah to return Lucy’s son, and he was soon placed back in Lucy’s arms.

That night, Lucy couldn’t stop thinking about the baby girl Savannah had tried to place with her. She told Ross she wanted to adopt the child, even though they already had twins. At first, Ross was hesitant, but when he held the baby, her innocent gaze melted his heart. Together, they decided to make her part of their family.

Months later, after finalizing the adoption, Lucy and Ross brought little Amelia home. With their twins, Sia and Mark, their family felt complete. Savannah often visited, grateful that her niece had found the loving home her sister wished for. For Lucy and Ross, it was proof that love, not blood, is what truly makes a family.