Chapter 164 The Paternity Test Results

Dakota immediately rolled up her sleeves and nodded. “Of course, I understand. Just help me do a normal blood test.

“By the way, I heard that there might be blood rejection between close relatives. This will be tested, right?”

After helping Dakota draw the blood, the nurse replied, “Yes. Although you and Ms. Garcia aren’t relatives, this is the normal process of drawing blood. We have to do it.”

Dakota was relieved. This was exactly what she wanted, but she still pretended to say casually, “Okay, just follow the process. Be careful. If there are problems like blood rejection after I donate blood to Ms. Garcia, that will be bad.”

The nurse took a small tube of blood and stood up, saying, “Don’t worry. The clinical laboratory will take it seriously.

“I will send the blood over first. Ms. Garcia’s blood sample is in the lab. When the result comes out tomorrow, I will send it to you.”

It was almost time to get off work, and the clinical laboratory would not work at night.

Dakota could not hide her excitement. “Okay, I will wait.”

Ever since she found out that Darlene had an Rh–negative blood type and a heart disease, and she was as old as her daughter, Dakota could not tell why she could not

calm down.

After thinking about it, Dakota felt that rather than doing nothing, she might as well find a way to test the blood and get the result. This way, she could be relieved.

She turned around to return to Lucian’s ward, but at that moment, she saw Katrina not

far away.

They looked at each other, and a trace of uneasiness flashed across Katrina’s face. She was anxious to leave but realized that it was too late. She could only come over with a

smile.

“Mom, why did you come to the nurse station? Dad didn’t see you when he woke up, so he asked me to look for you. I was afraid that you would be lost.”

Dakota had a secret, and she was not sure if Katrina had seen her being drawn blood.

However, it seemed that Katrina had just come over, or perhaps she had not seen it.

in the ward, so I came out to refresh. myself. Given the nurse was

ward with Dakota. She excused herself to buy

left.

downstairs and finally caught

blood sample, right? I’m going to the clinical laboratory to get the results. I

thus felt a little guilty. She was naturally unwilling

in her hand. “It’s okay. I have other things to bring

it.”

tried her best to persuade the nurse, but she failed to get the tube of blood. She could only watch the nurse walk toward the clinical

her face turned pale. Since the morning, she had noticed that something

Dakota had said to the nurse at the nurse station. Katrina could easily tell Dakota

she naturally had evidence. Katrina did not have time to think about it. Most importantly, no matter

particular, if Dakota’s daughter was indeed

was exposed, and

was no other way, so she could only

find Sandra.

had just come out of the emergency room, and the situation was not

been unconscious and was not out of

of the Gallard family. When she was called away by Katrina, Sandra was

reached the end of the corridor, Sandra impatiently shook off

hand.

there is someone else here, don’t come to me. Are you afraid that others won’t

“Sandra, I really have no choice. My mother suspected that Darlene was her daughter. She asked the nurse to help her and Darlene do the blood

out in a few hours. Sandra, if

The daughter of the Swale

that. Though she had always

you didn’t hear it wrong? I guess Dakota just wanted to donate blood to the dying Darlene out of kindness. Don’t scare yourself

day.”

it clearly. It’s true. My mother bribed the nurse and kept confirming whether the blood test could be

that she was in such a hurry to do the blood test because she wanted to know if Darlene was her daughter. She has never bribed anyone

grabbed Sandra’s arm, “Sandra, please help me. I harmed

matter may not be kept

Why don’t we go to the clinical laboratory and blood back? Just say that this test is against

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