Regretting the Wife He Threw Away

Chapter 441

Briony shot to her feet in the side lounge, her eyes riveted to the security monitor where little Mario's face appeared.

"How can it be..." James was just as stunned. "Little Mario?!"

Briony's eyes turned red, brimming with tears, as she stared at the boy cradled in Marlene's arms. Memories of the first time she met little Mario flashed through her mind-she'd felt an inexplicable sense of familiarity, a connection she couldn't

name.

She didn't need any more proof.

Right then and there, Briony was certain: little Mario was her son.

Tears streamed down her cheeks. Without thinking, she turned and rushed toward the living room.

She had to find her boy.

"Ms. Kensington." The secretary stepped into her path. "You can't go in there yet." Briony frowned, looking at the woman in frustration.

James quickly got up and joined her, lowering his voice to soothe her. "Wait. Let's see what Garry is planning first."

Although she was desperate, Briony knew the truth-this was Garry's territory. If he didn't give his consent, getting her son back wouldn't be so simple.

She forced herself to sit back down next to James, trying to rein in her anxiety.

On the monitor, at that moment, Stewart reached out and took little Mario into his

arms.

In fact, once Stewart was holding him, the boy reached up and gently touched Stewart's

lounge wasn't far from the living room. Briony could just make out

"Daddy."

Briony froze.

Stewart "Daddy"-and had done

little Mario and Stewart already recognized each other as father

way little Mario leaned into Stewart, Briony

son had come back looking for her long ago, but

yet he was so much smaller

speech had developed

it cut Briony to

She owed him more

atmosphere in the living room was fraught

one, was not happy about little Mario calling

him alive, spent more money than he could count, and yet with

didn't realize was that ever since Stewart

he'd been paying

attention to the boy.

had Carl secretly investigate, but kept things discreet, not wanting

understood: if Garry really had switched the children, it was part of a larger

Stewart