Some people call me the luckiest girl in my small Town in Colorado. I was the only child to my successful parents who never wanted me to know what they did for a living. Once when I was around six I snuck into dad's office.  "Dad, what are you doing?" "Jessica, are you in my office? where are you?" "Under your table. I want you to tell me about your job."  Dad quickly changed the subject the same way mom does. I didn't understand, but I couldn't complain because they bought me everything I wanted and more. And then one day when I was around 10, my parents came back from a busy day, and I was so excited to see them because the whole week they spoke about a big surprise they had for me.  "Jessica, come downstairs, your surprise is here." "As I ran down I kept imagining that it was the latest iPad I asked for, since I was obsessed with the latest tech devices. But when I got down- there was this girl, who looked almost like me." "Who is this?" "This is your sister." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.