John adored his daughter and encouraged her vivid imagination. He believed her storytelling was a way of compensating for the absence of siblings and the divided attention from her busy parents. Caroline was often immersed in her world of fictitious adventures, and John, who cherished their time together, eagerly participated in her imaginative games.
It had become a cherished part of their daddy-daughter routine. One day, Caroline came home from school brimming with excitement, her eyes sparkling as she shared the news that she had found her twin sister—Anna—and had become her best friend.