Fall for You After Divorce by Callie

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Chapter 642

Reese arrived at the hospital, an hour had already passed.

Walking into the ward and seeing Kendra in a daze, he couldn’t help but frown, “What’s so urgent that you called me here? I have a lot of things to deal with at the company, and I have to go back for a meeting later.”

No sooner had the words left her mouth than Kendra handed him the appraisal report, saying coldly, “This is the paternity test report between Maxim and me.”

The expression on Reese’s face stiffened for a moment as he took the document and flipped to the last page. Upon seeing the line stating that the two had no parent-child relationship, he couldn’t help but angrily exclaim, “What is this nonsense? If Maxim isn’t your son, then whose is he?!”

Kendra sneered, “How would I know? Maxim has never looked like me since he was a child, but he has always resembled you, Reese. Where is my child?!”

By the time she spoke her last sentence, Kendra’s expression had already turned somewhat insane.

Reese frowned, coldly saying, “What do you mean?! Are you suspecting me of cheating?”

you didn’t have it, then prove it to me!”

appraisal report on the ground, exclaiming, “Don’t go too far! Which appraisal agency did you use? I’m going

sue them!”

Maxim. I just need to find someone to do a paternity test to know. Are you going to tell me the truth now, or

a silence enveloped the sickroom, and Kendra’s heart gradually sank to

bed and the fruits on the nearby table at Reese like a madwoman, her eyes filled with

twenty years! Where’s my

filled with hatred. She wished she could stab Reese immediately, letting him taste the bone-eroding pain she

took a deep breath and slowly said,

her tears, “Alright, I’d

by the sickbed, hanging his head

a cardiac arrest and subsequently passed away. At that time, you were still unconscious. I had planned to wait until you had recovered before breaking this tragic news to you. However, the next

at the door and then disappeared… I was looking

40 Wouchers

I made him our

let out a cold laugh, yet tears slipped from the corners