Sabrina loves her father Ben and is devisated when on a walk with him he suddenly dies of a heart attack. Several days later she learns something that will throw her for a loop, her father was in a bigimist relationship with another woman and had two children by her. In a note he wrote several years before his death he told Sabrina to go to his "wifes" brother Gregg and tell him instead of telling his other wife Glynnis.
When Sabrina goes to tell Gregg about the events that had transpired they find themselves attracted to eachother. Several days after the meeting with Gregg several things happen-Sabrina and Gregg make love and Sabriina meets her fathers other woman and his son and daughter.
Over the next several months Sabrina and Gregg continue to see eachother, but then they break up because she won't tell her mother that she is seeing him. Later when it comes time to sell the company that Sabrina's father owned Sabrina and her mother find out that the shares that were supposed to go to them where givin to Ben's other children. Sabrina's mother does not like this and contest this claiming that her husband was not in his right mind and that Glynnis' children were not fathered by Ben.
During the trial Glynnis gives into DNA testing to prove that Ben was the father of her children as long as Sabrina is tested as well. The results were very surprising,but they help bring Sabrina and Gregg back together and they end up married with a daughter named Samantha
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