Blimey, My Kid's the Heir to the Billionaire Boss! by Nora Hoover

Chapter 536 Meticulous Thinking

Noah took the test results and carefully examined them.

Nathan and Mia leaned in to look as well, their clear and bright eyes fixed on the test results.

After a while, Nathan couldn't help but ask, "Noah, can you understand it?"

"I recognize this '99,99,"" Mia pointed her chubby finger at the '99,99%' on the test results. "But I don't recognize the rest." "I recognize these 11 letters," Nathan pointed to the two words at the end and slowly read them out, "Parent-Child!" Micah had a headache. He spoke so seriously to them, but these three were discussing how many letters they recognized. "Nathan, Mia, stop causing trouble," Sadie hurriedly said. "Noah, it's okay if you don't understand. Mommy will tell you..."

"I understand," Noah said, raising his head and looking at Micah. "It says 99.99% parent-child relationship; I know what it means." "That's good." Micah nodded with satisfaction. "In the future—"

"But I have a few questions for you," Noah interrupted Micah and said solemnly, "Can I ask?"

Micah greatly admired this child for being so responsible

you realized I was allergic to kiwi, you didn't know we were your children, right?" Noah asked earnestly. "That's right." Micah

if you didn't receive that test report, or if we weren't your children, would you still

crucial question, and

Mia didn't understand the significance of this question. They only followed Noah's lead and said, "Yeah,

Micah, curious about his answer

asked such a serious and

I thought they belonged to someone else. I was indeed angry and even did some bad things. But

up on your mommy because of it.

Despite her past doubts about Micah, reflecting on the times when he believed the children belonged to Mason, she realized he never caused

a word and silently helped her find the children. Although he had taken an opportunity to threaten her during the process, just as Micah had said, he had never harmed

accident, Micah had asked Silas to take them to stay at his grandfather's place, ensuring their safety. It was probably