I Married a Man Whose First Wife Left Him with Their Daughters – in His Garage, I Found a Note Saying, ‘He’s Lying to You’

I married a widower with twin daughters… but inside an old couch in his garage, I found a note that changed everything.

Two years ago, I met Daniel. He was kind, patient, and stronger than anyone I’d ever known. Ten years earlier, he had lost his leg in a terrible accident — the same year his twin daughters were born.

When the girls were just three months old, his first wife walked away. According to Daniel, she said she couldn’t handle the pressure and disappeared without ever looking back. No calls. No visits. Nothing.

Daniel raised the girls alone.

By the time I met them, they were eight. They adored their father and called him “Superman.” To them, he wasn’t disabled — he was unstoppable.

I fell in love with all three of them.

After we got married and I moved into his home, I decided to clean out the garage. It was packed with old furniture and dusty boxes. While pulling apart an old leather couch, I noticed a yellowed envelope wedged deep between the cushions.

No stamp. No name.

Curiosity won.

Inside was a handwritten note.

My hands started shaking as I read:

“If you’re reading this, you need to know he’s not telling you the truth. You don’t know what really happened the night of the accident. I didn’t leave by choice. I had to run. Act normal…”

I couldn’t breathe.

Had Daniel lied about everything?

And if he had… what exactly was he hiding?