Larger Than Thought
The couple was still intrigued by their daughter’s past. And it was then that they discovered that what they were assuming to be a family of two girls, was actually a family of EIGHT. The girls were two siblings out of the total eight one in number. This news came shocking to the couple. What would they do now? Adopt all the eight?
Finding The Missing Ones
Despite knowing that it won’t be easy to feed these many children, the couple wanted to adopt a brother sibling of the daughters. They often traveled to Romania to know and find out those missing siblings but unfortunately, even the native country couldn’t feed them the information they badly wanted.
Unsolved Mystery
Even after trying their best the couple could not find any clues about the missing babies. Who were the babies? Where were they, what happened to them, how were they living, everything was a question mark. The couple left the mystery and just hoped that where ever they were, they are in safe hands. Wondering, what happned next?
New Life
Tercorce were now concentrating on their daughters. They were providing them with all the love and care and the much-needed nourishment. Ron and Natalie even renamed their daughters to Sophie and Daniel. Ron wanted his daughters to stay connected to their roots and thus comes up with a brilliant idea.
Romanian Roots
Ron always wanted that Rodica and Gianina stay connected to their roots. He wanted to instill that essence of Romanian culture in them. To make sure that his daughters don’t leave behind their native land, he made them use their Romanian names as their middle names. Hence they were called as Sophie Rodica Trecrorce and Daniel Gianina Trecrorce.
A Documentary
The girls stayed with their new parents and were cherishing the best of the life the couple could offer them. Some six years later, a documentary filmmaker showed a keen interest in making a documentary film over the mystical past and life of the Romanian girls. And surprisingly, after growing up the girls had more to say to the world.