And The Daddy Is… The Infertile Guy?!

Chapter 290

Gwendolyn trailed behind Sandm as they left the room, leaving Seling seething with anger. How dare that country girl speak to her like

that?

“Selina, honey, come in here and let your Uncle Claude get a good look at you,” Magnolia beckoned urgently, pulling her into the hospital room. “Call him, sweetheart”

Selina was nudged to the edge of the hospital bed, staring blankly at the gaunt figure of Claude lying them, “Uncle Claude..”

“Magnolia wiped away tears as she spoke, “Claude, this is my daughter, Selina. She was celebrating her birthday the day you had your accident. She’s always been so sensible, always putting others first, even on her birthday.”

Claude’s eyes bore into Selina, filled with an excitement that he was unable to voice.

“Selina, your Uncle Claude always pestered me to have a daughter. He adores girls more than anything.”

Veins in Claude’s neck stood out as he struggled with his emotions, tears streaming down his face.

Deep within, he was screaming in agony!

Selina was the daughter of the other woman, the result of Derrick’s affair!

Derrick, sensing the tension, quickly pulled Selina back, “Claude is just overwhelmed with joy. The doctor said he needs to stay calm. Let’s give him some space to rest, we have all the time in the world.”

fear, he couldn’t meet Claude’s

a ticking time bomb, ready to explode at

hadn’t regained his ability to speak, and

stay here with Claude. You all go on home, Eve insisted, gently shooing everyone

alone at your age. It’s too much for

on, all of you! I just want to be here with him, to talk to him,” her voice cracked under the weight of her

long years, her youngest

son had finally

awakened.

“Okay”

all head out Carlisle decided, clearing the room to give them air and

room fell

escape Claude’s eyes, dampening a

you suffering?” Eve asked with a hoarse voice,

speak the torment in his heart.

to reveal the

Derrick had secretly swapped Magnolia’s newborn daughter with another baby. Their

He was a

was

truth, Claude