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Chapter 392

"Why do you think so?" Hackett inquired as he fixed his gaze on Simon, who appeared far from naive.

"To be able to investigate matters regarding Valeria, was someone intentionally manipulating the situation?" Hackett pondered. Simon smiled, visibly impressed by Hackett's query as he thought, "No wonder he is head over heels in love with Valeria,"

"Hackett, do you think your intelligence has waned due to love, or has Valeria already influenced you? Can't the two DNA tests from Creyque and Emmerick serve as evidence? Why do you still seek my confirmation?" Simon responded with exasperation. He had grown weary of being repeatedly questioned by Valeria and had presented ample evidence.

Now harboring doubts, Hackett had pushed Simon to his limits despite his otherwise good temper.

Hackett stated, "It appears you are unaware of Valeria's past. Let me enlighten you. Five years ago, Valeria and I got married, although it was a discreet ceremony known to very few. Nonetheless, we were indeed wed. After a year of marriage, we divorced, and she was already pregnant by then. She went to Emmerick for four years, where she gave birth to the child before returning with the baby. So, may I inquire, where could she have found time to be with you? I don't doubt something happened to you, and I sympathize with that, but you may have the wrong person."

Hackett clarified that he did not suspect Simon was lying. Indeed, there was a woman who had entered Simon's life, become pregnant, and given birth. However, he staunchly believed that this woman was not Valeria.

"I understand you are seeking to clear Valeria's name. But how do you explain these two paternity tests?" Simon commented.

Simon, who was not a smoker, lit a cigarette solely in light of the present situation's demands.

He had initially anticipated a straightforward trip to Creyque to retrieve the child or bring Valeria along. However, Hackett had suddenly appeared, complicating everything.

"It's all a ruse. I think you might have incurred someone's wrath, or why else would they go to such lengths against you?" Hackett pondered as he exhaled a cloud of smoke. The weight on his shoulders had gradually lightened as he realized that this matter was unrelated to Valeria.

He did not believe that anything had occurred between Valeria and Simon. But after confirming it in person, he could not hide his satisfaction.

call it a ruse?"

I am the child's father," Hackett responded with

show me the

Haven't you seen my son? Doesn't he resemble me?"

a loss for words and silently cursed, "Fuck, how

seems we cannot continue this conversation. Must I provide

fixed on Hackett, his eyes full of

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futile, so Hackett had opted to let the facts speak for themselves. Furthermore, he wanted to avoid any physical confrontation with Simon,

Hackett's retreating footsteps, Simon extinguished the garette, leaned back on the couch, and

complex. All the leads Simon had investigated pointed to the woman from that night being Valeria, and the

continued to deny it, and Hackett James vehemently refused to doubt his

at the Maddox family,

conversation with Mr. Lawrence. Valeria could sense that Lawrence was not an easy adversary. Besides, Hackett had a fiery temper, and any escalation could lead to an all-out confrontation. Besides, Hackett

the bedroom door was pushed

bedroom door swung open. Lying on the bed, Valeria looked up

face brimming with

impatient, removed his suit jacket, flung it onto the end of the bed, and angrily exclaimed, "I have to undergo a DNA test for that

and remarked, "I understand now. I made him undergo two DNA tests, and he's likely

in her neck, and savored her faint, clean fragrance. He declared, "It doesn't matter. If a DNA test can rid us of this jinx, it's the simplest solution." Valeria smiled helplessly and lowered her head to

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