My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

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But now? You’re the pride of the Morrison family. Even the highest-ranking families in Isonridge wouldn’t have the nerve to treat you that way if you became one of their own.”

“I get it, Kody. So let’s wait until the baby arrives safely, and once that’s done, we can sit down and talk about the wedding,” said Carrie in a calm, reassuring voice.

Reece said with a burst of enthusiasm, “And by that time, whether it’s a girl or a boy, they could even participate as the flower child or ring bearer!”

Kody gave him a sharp smack on the arm. “Seriously? You’re planning to hold off on the wedding until the kid’s old enough to walk? You realize that’s going to take ages, right?”

The conversation paused abruptly as the door swung open, revealing the three doctors who had conducted the tests entering the room together.

and Reece shifted their focus to the doctors, a heavy tension hanging in the air that anyone could

senior doctor placed the report on the table. “The DNA tests confirm a biological relationship between the two samples. You’ll find

“Could there be any error?” He was well aware of the answer. The Morrison family had long been a major investor in this medical institute. Over the years, countless elite families had invested in it, driven by fears of baby swaps and doubts about bloodlines. The technology housed here was cutting-edge—far beyond what most hospitals could ever dream of having. It was this very institution that had conducted the initial DNA

his head. “Our equipment is state-of-the-art, comparable only to what Steu Skua’s law enforcement agencies use. If these results are incorrect, there’s no equipment available that could provide accurate ones.” The finality of his words weighed heavily on everyone present. Kody acknowledged the doctor’s assurance with a

quiet exit from the room. They understood that

facing Kody. “Dad, let’s head back for now. This isn’t the right setting

responded, nodding in

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