Sure! Here’s a shortened version of the story that keeps the core meaning intact:
David and Lauren were excited to introduce their newborn, Ava, to their 17-year-old son, Chris. But Chris backed away, refusing to hold her. His parents assumed it was due to his congenital limb weakness. Later, over dinner, Chris revealed the truth—his blood type didn’t match theirs, and he believed he wasn’t their biological son.
Shocked, David agreed to a DNA test. The results confirmed a 0% match. Devastated, Chris secretly searched for his birth records, found the hospital he was born in, and hitchhiked to Kansas City. At the maternity home, Dr. Carr, the director, acted strangely and refused to help. Sensing something was off, Chris posed as an intern and sneaked into the archives. He found another boy born the same day and took the records.
Dr. Carr intercepted Chris and offered to take him to meet the other family. But the water he gave Chris was drugged. Chris awoke tied in a basement. Dr. Carr confessed to switching him at birth to hide a mistake during delivery that left Chris with a weak arm. To protect his career, he gave Chris to Lauren and gave her healthy son to the wealthy couple.
Chris escaped using his thin arm, knocked Dr. Carr out, stole his keys, and drove to his biological parents’ estate. There, his birth mother, Cynthia, confirmed his story. But his birth parents, Cynthia and Raymond, wanted to keep the secret quiet. They gave Chris $100,000 and asked him never to contact them again.
Heartbroken, Chris returned home, where Lauren and David had called the police in panic. When they saw him, they hugged him tightly. Chris broke down in tears, apologized, and said, “I love you too… And now I’d like to hug my sister.”
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