Grace's gaze fixed on Daisy's face, capturing every nuance of her expressions.

"What's wrong? Don't you realize? Am I not your daughter? How could you have given birth to me without knowing my blood type?" Grace asked.

Daisy's face betrayed a flicker of nervousness as she swallowed hard. "What are you talking about? What's the point of being aggressive? At that time, I didn't even give birth in the hospital, and I didn't undergo any labor tests. How would I know your blood type?"

Grace pursed her lips, and she was sure that Daisy was lying.

Since Daisy deliberately hid it, even though she exposed Daisy's lie, she knew Daisy wouldn't reveal the truth willingly.

Observing Grace's unusual demeanor, Carson interjected suspiciously, "Grace, what's wrong?"

Grace shook her head. "Nothing. Carson, why don't you take Austin back to bed first?"

"Okay. You should come back soon too. I won't be able to handle her if she gets fussy at night."

"Sure."

Carson then carried Austin out, leaving Daisy and Grace alone in the hospital room.

still in a

discomfort lingered between Daisy and Grace. Awkwardly, Daisy stood up. "I'll leave first. You stay here

Grace's eyes darkened. "Wait!"

abruptly stood and seized a handful of Daisy's hair,

clutching her head and turning to face Grace. "What was that

her hands behind her back and said calmly, "I was just

of irritation. "What else

at midnight to relieve me. And

bristling with indignation

rolled her eyes at

cards again? I do enjoy playing cards, but would I not know what's the most important now? Your dad is still in a coma, and how could

nodded calmly. "Good. I hope you follow through on what

then left

the two hairs within it. She approached the nurse and requested a Ziploc bag, carefully placing the hairs inside and tucking it

she glanced at Frederick. As she reached out to pull out his hair, her movement halted abruptly

caregiver, but compared to Daisy, he had

pondered that Frederick might tell her the

morning at the hospital, and Daisy

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