Woman Learns Boy She Raised for 27 Years Is Not Her Son — Daily Drama

“Something must have happened at the hospital,” a man said to his wife after they learned their 27-year-old son was not their biological son. A DNA test result showed they had a 0% match.

Alicia had spent the past 27 years raising her only son, Zach, with her husband. She was a loving mother and the type of partner every person would want. People around her envied her lifestyle because they thought she had a perfect life.

What they didn’t know was that Alicia would give it all up for her son in a heartbeat if she had to. Because Zach was her world. Her sun and water. But she would soon learn something shocking about her precious young man.

After Zach had married and moved into his own apartment, Alicia missed his presence dearly, but she began focusing more on her social activities. One day, she was at a friend’s house with her husband when she received a call from the hospital.

“Is this Zach’s mother?” the person on the other end asked.

“Yes. It’s me,” Alicia replied.

“Your son met an accident earlier this morning and is in our hospital.”

Shocked, Alicia and her husband rushed to the hospital to see Zach. It turned out that Zach was on the way to the hospital after learning his wife had given birth to his baby and had an accident because he was driving too fast.

When Alicia and her husband met the doctors, they were told that Zach was unconscious and needed a blood transfusion. “Please, take my blood!” Alicia said, unaware that soon her blood test would reveal something she wasn’t expecting.

Before Alicia could give her blood to save her son’s life, a nurse took Alicia’s blood sample to check her blood group. “I’m sorry, your blood group doesn’t match your son’s,” the nurse revealed a few minutes later.

Then, the nurse took a sample of Alicia’s husband’s blood and returned with the same answer.

“What? That’s strange!” Alicia frowned. This has to be a mistake, she thought and shifted her focus back to praying for her son.

Luckily, her wide social circle made it easy to arrange a donor to save her son’s life.

Once Zach regained consciousness, and the doctors said he was doing better, Alicia told him about the blood transfusion.

“It’s so strange that our blood groups don’t match,” she said.

“Yeah, mom, it sounds pretty strange. How can my blood group be so different than yours and dad’s?” Zach wondered out loud.

A few weeks later, Zach thought of getting to the bottom of the mystery. He tried to divert his mind by looking after his newborn son, but the blood transfusion incident...