saddlemount
Mudslinger
A young lady gives birth to twin boys and has to give them up for adoption.
One the twins is sent to Saudi Arabia where he is adopted by a rich family in the oil business, and is named Ammahl, where he is cherished by his family and lives a life of luxury. The other twin is sent to Mexico, where he is named Juan and is raised by hard working people, and grows up to be a hard working, respectable young man.
Twenty years after giving up the twins for adaption, the now remarried lady receives a letter in the mail from Juan in Mexico who has sent her a picture. She becomes saddened, and longs to see the other twins son she gave up to adoption.
"Don't worry dear," says her husband reassuringly, "if you've seen Juan, you've seem Ammahl."
One the twins is sent to Saudi Arabia where he is adopted by a rich family in the oil business, and is named Ammahl, where he is cherished by his family and lives a life of luxury. The other twin is sent to Mexico, where he is named Juan and is raised by hard working people, and grows up to be a hard working, respectable young man.
Twenty years after giving up the twins for adaption, the now remarried lady receives a letter in the mail from Juan in Mexico who has sent her a picture. She becomes saddened, and longs to see the other twins son she gave up to adoption.
"Don't worry dear," says her husband reassuringly, "if you've seen Juan, you've seem Ammahl."
