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"All my remedies are grown here. I have a hothouse as well," Klara explains, her voice filled with pride.

"I can't wait until my cottage garden looks like this." I feel a pang of longing as I take in the lush, vibrant plants. It's a picture of calm and beauty, something I've always dreamed of having

Klara smiles knowingly. "It takes time and a lot of patience. But I can show you how to work with what you have,"

We make our way to the first shed, which is a striking contrast to the rustic surroundings. It's pristine white, with large windows letting in natural light, and the scent of herbs and fresh dairy fills the air.

"Ilona and Agnes, also twins, handle most of the produce and the dairy," Klara explains. They make the cheeses, the jams, pickles, that sort of thing."

The young women wave at us, their hands busy as they pour jam into jars and stir large pots.

I marvel at the efficiency of their operation, how seamlessly everything seems to work here. The stainless-steel counters gleam, and the whole place smells incredible-a mix of sweet fruit, fresh cream, and herbs. fields We step back outside, the sun warming my face as we continue walking. The farm is full of life, w stretching out in every direction, animals grazing peacefully, and windmills turning lazily in the distance.

through one section, and kids' laughter drifts over from where they're

thought a life like this was really possible. I mean, it's my dream to

our World War 3 times. But at the end of the day, we

baby goats. Tom and Max

on some hay bales, their faces glowing

and love, feels almost too much to hope for. But as I watch my children laugh and explore, I

it's first world problems, isn't it? Complaining about having what most people dream of I am grateful. I really am, especially for the level of medical care it affords me and

now. But instilling a work ethic and empathy into my kids is very

through my thoughts, and Klara looks

The sound grows louder, and anxiety clenches

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in the calming scent, willing myself to stay calm. This is it. I wrap my hand around the folded DNA report in my pocket, the weight of it pressing against my fingers. Time to tell Jayden

Klara says. "They'll land in the far-left field. Kids, here comes the

jumping up and down.

is. Let's go meet him," I say,

excitement. "Can we go for