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“I prefer ‘facilitator,’” Ophelia replied.

She had never been less alone in her life.

The email was from a solicitor in a town she’d never heard of, and it contained three words that would dismantle her orderly life: Oops Family Registry. ophelia kaan oopsfamily

“Several what?” Ophelia asked.

Ophelia stared at the page. Then, against every instinct, she smiled. The challenges were absurd. A three-legged race across the estate’s overgrown garden. A group karaoke performance of a song Elias had written, which turned out to be a surprisingly catchy yodel about misplaced paternity. A midnight scavenger hunt that ended with them all muddy, laughing, and sharing stories they’d never told anyone. “I prefer ‘facilitator,’” Ophelia replied

Mateo put an arm around her. “Welcome to the oops family,” he said softly. “We’re all a little lost. But at least now we’re lost together.” On the final day, they gathered in the ballroom to decide about the estate. The solicitor presented the inventory: the mansion, a modest sum of money, and a collection of oddities—a fossilized turtle, a signed first edition of Moby-Dick , a set of antique dentist’s tools.

“Practical,” countered Ophelia. But even as she said it, she felt the old urge to control things rising, and she pushed it down. “But maybe… not entirely practical.” “Several what

Ophelia laughed, a short, sharp sound. “How many are we talking?”