Ms. Perrone

- OK. – I nodded.

He handed me the envelope:

- Your time. I opened the first.

I took a deep breath and felt an indescribable anxiety. I slowly opened the seal on adhesive paper, containing the name of the laboratory. Inside, an A4 sheet, white, with small letters that came to scramble my mind.

My eyes went straight to the result: 99.99% in the affirmative. Of course, we were already almost certain, but the new statement left us in no doubt.

- And then? he asked, panting.

- Yes... We are brothers, Sebastian. There are no doubts.

He came to me. I got up from the chair and we hugged. It wasn't a crazy hug anymore, like the first time. He was tender and loving, between brothers. We spent maybe three minutes feeling our hearts pounding.

As we pulled away, I saw tears in his eyes.

- I can't believe it, Sebastian!

- I'm sorry. He wiped away his tears.

- You're crying for being my brother! this is good or bad? – I played.

- I swear if it was negative, I would adopt you. - Laughed.

- You fool.