For years, I believed my husband’s sudden desire to adopt children came from love—from a quiet, aching need to fill the space we had learned to live with. We had spent a decade making peace with the idea that we would never have kids. It wasn’t easy, but it was something we had accepted together. Or at least, that’s what I thought. I built my life around work. It gave me structure, distraction, and a sense of purpose when the house felt too quiet. My husband, Joshua, filled his time differently. He took up hobbies, spent long hours fishing, and…
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