How would you feel if you found out you have relatives you never knew about? Would you want to meet them, or would you still consider them strangers since you've never met or even suspected their existence? DNA tests, when they first became public, were very popular in the USA. People took them to learn about their ancestry and possibly find relatives. Sometimes, such research led to unusual results. For some, it was just a fun pastime, while others took it more seriously. The test results turned out to be useful information for some, and for others, they were a real shock.
Meet Molly, who was an adopted daughter. She always received a lot of attention and love, so she never thought about her biological parents. But one day, she came across an online DNA test ad and decided to take it. She wanted to learn something about her roots and possibly find relatives. The test results shocked her. It turned out that her DNA matched 49.96% with another person - an eleven-year-old girl. This could mean that the girl was her daughter.
Molly decided to find out more and wrote to the girl, Isabelle Bushnell. Their communication led to everything falling into place soon. It turned out that Molly and Isabelle were identical twins separated at an early age. Emily Bushnell, Molly's adoptive sister, also turned out to be her biological sister. This twin story seemed like fiction or a melodrama script. They were born in South Korea on March 29, 1985, and never even suspected each other's existence.
Molly and Emily learned about each other 35 years later. They were surprised not only to be twins but also to both be in America, so far from their homeland. They discovered many similarities in their lives and often made similar decisions. They had the same style of clothing, graduation dresses, and hairstyles. Even their cats had the same colors-quite amazing!