Prologue

Coincidences. Our life. Our existence. Who we are, and who we have around us are basic examples of coincidences. The birth of a person depends on the events before this, such as the fact that their parents have met, and therefore, make it possible for that little human being to live in a world like this. It is like when a domino tile falls on another tile, and this, in turn, falls on another tile. Then we would have all the tiles collapse and in the end, no tile would remain standing. It is in this way that everything we do, or what we don't do, has an effect, and thus, everything that other people do has an effect on us.

If you asked Dr. Choi, she would answer that her life has been a complete circus of coincidences, but in the end, she got what she wanted: she got the return of the person she loved the most. Doctor has been deceased for many years, but unlike her, her story has never perished. There are no words to describe the pain Choi felt when the most precious thing in her life was taken from her, but it was this pain, this suffering that led her to create three more creatures. Three more girls. And that point was just a coincidence for the three families who cared for the little ones. Even when they were not genetically linked to mothers or fathers, they were included in those nuclei without any problem.

The story of Dr. Choi has left a lot of pain and anguish in its wake, an insurmountable trauma that led her to design the prototypes of those three babies, which would later be housed inside the three women, turning them into mothers. For Dr. Choi, there was no such thing as forgetting the past. "Forget what?" She murmured in the depths of her room. "Why forget when I can bring the past into the present and be happier than I already was?"

I hope that after you read Choi's story, you don't follow in her footsteps, don't imitate her in any way, because otherwise you will do yourself irreparable damage, and the same will happen to those who stay by your side. Sometimes it is better to forget and overcome because in this way you prevent the pain from consuming your being and that of others.