Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 309

Jason actually did not have any other thoughts in his heart. He did not intend to listen to his mother’s suggestion to do a paternity test. He would not suspect that the babies in his wife’s stomach were not his

With Sophia’s hatred for him, if the children were not his, she would have used this to attack him when she was alive. But she didn’t. Although she had set a trap to lure him down, and that last good time was just her scheme, he had never denied her love for him.

As for why she got pregnant after taking the contraceptive pill, Jason would have to wait for Derick Peterson to come back before asking carefully. All his thoughts were now focused on the two embryos in the glass bottle. Even if he felt more pain from looking at them, he still stared at them intently.

The reason why his wife left these two children behind was probably to constantly remind him of the harm he had done to her.

She wanted him to live in pain, regret, self–blame, and guilt for the rest of his life.

Since this was her wish, he would do as she wished. He would carry this bottle with him and bear the pain of losing his wife, son, and daughter every second.

This was what he deserved. No matter how painful it was, he had to endure it.

to be a ferocious

believe this woman’s

did think so in her heart, she could not let her son believe it “What paternity test? Miss, please don’t slander

between us.

to mock her when Luna walked in with

Jason on the bed. She glared at the overbearing Camila with anger

suffering all kinds of grievances, Luna wished she could tear apart her graceful disguise and let

with the pregnancy test report and use her son’s hand to get rid of the fetus in her daughter–in–law’s stomach. It was rare to see

biological granddaughter Luna didn’t understand how

Dr. Cruz is slandering you or not. In any case, it’s not your first

stunned for a few seconds before she reacted. Panic appeared in her eyes.

“What did she mean by that I have only tampered with the report once, two years ago, but I have done it flawlessly. How

arousing her son’s suspicion, she hurriedly shouted outside the

No one moved