Lost Me Gained Regret

Chapter 373

It was clear as daylight that this ‘Lilliana‘ was an impostor.

Panic struck Lilliana‘ as her eyes shimmered with tears. She glanced at me, then at Susan and Dorothy, before finally collapsing to her knees before Gregory. “Mr. Ford, please, have mercy on me! I should’ve never harbored such foolish dreams, never tried to pass off as something I’m not…”

Known for his short patience with others, Gregory furrowed his brows. “Whoever sent you, go beg them, not

me

“I…” Susan interjected sharply as Lilliana’s gaze drifted away, “Farley, what are you waiting for? Get her out of here! Ramona, frankly, we shouldn’t even keep her around. Just send her back where she came from.”

Ramona’s eyes narrowed, piercing, but she didn’t catch on to Susan’s words. Instead, she turned to Gregory. “Greg, the DNA results from abroad must have come in by now, right?”

“Yes, they’re due any minute.” Gregory nodded and glanced at his watch, “Five minutes.”

Ramona breathed a sigh of relief.

the quiet in the hall was so deep.

Gregory’s expression, guessing at the outcome. My heart pounded like a drum, and my palms were

time ticked by. Susan kept an eye on the clock. With two minutes left, Susan couldn’t sit still any longer. She turned to Gregory and said, “Even if the reports from the two institutions differ, what does it prove? Are the foreign results infallible? Who’s to say you didn’t tamper with them to suit

scoffed, “You worry too much. They got the foreign tests finished under constant surveillance. I even had them send over the

“Well, you’ve certainly covered all bases. Fine, I’m curious to see the outcome myself.”

was her rejection of me: And my aversion to her was just as

press together slightly. As soon as he hung up, someone handed him a report. He returned,

said it

turned to look at Ramona, it

me, her eyes filled with warmth and affection. The last time someone looked

Ramona was about, to open the report when she suddenly convulsed, coughing up

corner of my eye, I thought

a second thought, I rushed over. “Ramona!”