Amy asks about her biological father.

"Mom, I have a question that has been on my mind for a while now, what happened to my father?" Amy asked her birth mother a few hours later, when she returned from visiting her adoptive parents, who sense they moved, only lived an hour away.  Amy's birth mother is quiet for a minute as she takes a sip of her coffee. "You're father is no longer a part of my life, but if you like, I can give you his number, I don't know why, but I kept it all of these years, you can call him yourself." Amy's birth mother replied, as she jotted her ex boyfriends number on the nearby notepad.  "Are you sure it's the same number?" Amy asked, "I am sure, I called him, a few days ago, to tell him about you and how you decided to move out of your adoptive parents home and into mine, and that you would probably want to know him." Amy;s birth mother replied,

Amy, part five the final part

"Mom, I really want you to know that I still and will probably always think of you and dad, as my real parents, even though now I know the truth, I know that the woman I am living with is my biological mother, and even thought she may have given me up, but after talking with her, I understood that she put me up for adoption when I was born, because she was looking out for my best interest, and so I forgive her, for what she did." Amy told both, Mr. and Mrs. Kindle, as her visit came to an end. Tears welled up in the corners of Mrs. Kindles eyes. "I am glad that you and your birth mother, are finally on good talking terms and that you have finally come to think of her as your mother, and not just your birth mother." Mrs. Kindle said, "Now the only thing missing, is your father, have you asked about your father?" Mr. Kindle asked, "For some strange reason, I never really thought to ask about my father," Amy replied truthfully, she had been so busy building a new relationship with her birth mother that she never asked about her father. She didn't even know if her mother had been married when she had her. But judging from the circumstances she highly doubted that her mom had been married when she had her.

Amy the final part.

"How are things going with your birth mother?" Mrs. Kindle asked, she never liked using her real name and always revered to her, as, Amy's birth mother. "Things are doing fine, we've been talking more and more, and I'm starting to feel closer to her, than I ever have, but she's still pretty much a stranger to me." Amy replied, "I suppose it'll take time for you to feel at ease with her, I mean you spent, twelve years of your life not knowing that she even existed, and it's only been recently that you started spending much more time with her, than you ever have before. so it's only natural." Mrs. Kindle replied, "and you don't need to feel guilty for wanting to have a real mother daughter relationship with your mother." Mrs. Kindle said, "I can't help but feel that I'm being unfair to you and dad, by moving in with my mother, and wanting to have a better relationship with her." Amy said, "No, no, don't feel guilty about that, don't ever feel guilty over wanting to have a good relationship with your biological mother." Mrs. Kindle said, "So that means that you and dad, aren't angry that I've moved in with my mom?" Amy asked, "No, neither of us are angry, it's your right to build a relationship with your mother," Mrs. Kindle assured her. Desipte, Mr. Kindle not being her birth father, she still reverend to him as her dad, and the same thing went for Mrs. Kindle.

Amy5

"Amy, what a lovely surprise we weren't expecting to see you till tomorrow morning." Mr. Kindle said as he opened the front door and gave his adopted daughter a fatherly hug. Mr. Kindle had known Amy ever sense she was a baby, so he only saw her in a fatherly way. "I decided to come early, there are a lot of things that I need to discuss with you and mom." Amy replied, even she knew that Mrs. Kindle wasn't her biological mother, she still refered to her as mom, because thats what she'd refered her as for the past eighteen years of her life.

amy part four

"I'm going to go see my adoptive mom and dad, do you want to come with me?" Amy told her friend Amanda as she started getting ready. "No, I have dinner plans with my sister." Amanda replied as she brushed blush onto her cheeks. "Heather's in town?" Amy asked, "Yeah, for a few days only." Amanda replied "Tell her I say hi." Amy said as she headed out of Amanda's room.

part four

"Do you think that she'll forget about us, now that she's living with her birth mother?" Mrs. (--------) asked Mr. (---------) some days later as the two sat to dinner.  "I hardly think that Amy is going to forget a whole life time with us, after all we are more her parents than her birth mother ever will be." Mr.(-------) pointed out. "Maybe you're right." Mrs. (-------) replied

Part three

"Hello you two, your rooms are down the hall across from each other, there's some food in the kitchen in case you get hungry." Amy's biological mother said, when Amy and her friend Amanda walked into the home. Mrs. (---------) had given Amy a house key, so that she would be free to come and go as she pleased.
"Thanks mom, me and Amanda are going to get settled, thanks for everything." Amy said as she gave her mom a hug. it had been so long sense she actually hugged her birth mother that it felt weird, but not in a bad way, a good way.  "I am glad that you are finally in my life again, even if it's just because you are going to college, still I am emensely happy that you agreed to move in." Amy's mother said, giving her a tight hug. she felt like she could never let her go.