In your dreams, what do you see, if she was still alive, you and your mom doing together?

Going for picnic with her, taking photos.

Like, enjoying every single moment, yeah, with her beside me.

[gentle music]

You know, where things don't work out the way you want to, and maybe you think I was actually more at peace when I thought he was dead.

If we happen to find him, then he denies I'm not the, his child, maybe I'll be more desperate and I wish this would have never happened 'cause I had hopes that he will be found, and he's now found, and he still denies it.

I'll be much offended.

Physicality?

Yeah.

I, I think, I think Dahlin, as always, shows the rest of the defenders how to hit, how to care, how to give a fuck.

Like, when there, when there's, when anyone's within, like, three feet of the boards, he's putting a body on him.

No, no one really else does that to a, a signifia- significant extent, and they've, I've been saying this for a year now, everyone needs to just watch Dahlin in pra- practice.

Listen, you can't emulate his puck handling, can't emulate his shot, can't emulate his vision.

You can emulate his physicality.

Yeah.

[gentle music] Hello.

Hi, Calvin.

She speaks calmly, but the shock on her face tells a different story.

Uh, I think I'm super excited.

Can't believe I'm going to be a daddy's girl.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's why I'll give him another chance.

But the DNA Project's lawyer in London, James Neto, who has been representing his clients in the courts in the UK, believes it may be more.

more.You've got men being paid by the British taxpayer going out to Kenya.

And the...

I mean, look, they're, they're training in Kenya, and in that time they're getting hundreds of local women pregnant? And you and I are paying for this?

Is this man who isn't responding to James, the lawyer, or the court, going to fulfill her dreams of a father-daughter relationship? Can you picture a scenario where you think, "I'd rather I never had found him"? You know, where things don't work out the way you want to, and maybe you think, "I was actually more at peace when I thought he was dead."

If we happen to find him, then he denies I'm not the, his child, maybe I would be more desperate and I wish this would have never happened 'cause I had hopes that he will be found, and he's now found, and he still denies it.

I would be much offended.

See?

Yvonne tells me that when she's not at school, she helps out on the farm.

We had some goats, and we had to sell them so that we can take some money to the school for school fees.

Although she's quietly spoken, it's clear that Yvonne possesses a real emotional maturity.

You can't change.

It's in the past, and I have to go on with life.

It can't make me stop living, so she died.

I have to accept the, the fact.

I have to move on.