Status Updates From Înainte să fim ai voștri

Oh, and they're polish, Rill and co

timeline isn't as confusing.

We go back in the past again, and the midwife basically gives up since she can't really do anything and is urging the husband, Briny, to bring her to a hospital, but he won't. So she leaves, asks for her payment, but they won't give it to her since the job was to "deliver" the baby.

Okay, now I also reread or more like skimmed, and now have the characters name and age. Now I also get the story a bit more and the

Okay, a couple more "confirmations." "She was found two weeks ago in a house along the river with her dead sister’s body and a dozen cats." Okay, so we can confirm the lady is the same kid who was on the river narrating about her mother's birth since they lived by the river.

When our protagonist, a lawyer of some sort, visited the nursing home, an old woman grabbed her hand and seemed to recognize her. I'll guess that the old woman must have been her older sister because later it seemed like we were in the past, and she was recounting the story of the event when her mother was about to give birth to twins. If we cross-reference, we can assume one of the twins was the switched baby

section started about the person referring to the person in the present, but then being like a flashback of them referring to what happened in the past. Either way, that's my biggest gripe so far: the two narratives in different times.

Story so far. In the beginning, a baby was switched because the rich lady had a stillborn. Now I think that switched baby is now our protag in the different family.