She did it all, she explained, because of the guilt. Chae had told her many times that she felt no anger, no sense of abandonment. But Moon Ja said she had one motivation: "I keep asking myself since arriving, What can I do for Chae to make this time here worthwhile?"
Moon Ja went home in mid-February. Chae and Greg plan to travel to Korea every couple of years, and Chae still talks to her sisters almost daily on video chat. She's gotten good at cooking Korean, especially bulgogi, and the sisters are trying to teach each other their languages.
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Greg, Chae, baby Hadley, and Moon Ja in their Miami Shores home.
Courtesy of Chae Haile
Chae never figured on finding her family, so she and husband Greg took in the sights, including a traditional wedding service at Gyeongbokgung Palace.
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Greg says Chae has changed. He isn't sure what exactly is different, perhaps a sense of security. Maybe that's what comes when you find out who you are.