Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 1128:

“Could it be you’re overthinking this?” Jarred asked, at a loss for how to convince Stella.

Stella was incredibly stubborn. Despite Bryan and Eileen having been away for a long time and the many events that had unfolded, she still harbored doubts about whether Gabriela was Bryan’s daughter. The striking resemblance between Gabriela and Eileen was undeniable, particularly in their facial features. If there was any similarity between Gabriela and Bryan, it was in the shape of their faces.

Jarred had tried to convince Stella to let the matter go several times, but Stella refused to listen to him. “I’ve managed the Dawson family affairs for many years. I cannot afford such a colossal error,” Stella asserted. “When Bryan arrives tomorrow, you must help me convince him to take a paternity test with Gabriela.”

With no other options, Jarred reluctantly agreed.

The following morning, shortly after Stella finished her breakfast, Bryan arrived at the Dawson Mansion. He wasn’t alone; Eileen and Gabriela accompanied him. The three exited the car and walked toward the mansion together. Stella, who had risen to greet Bryan, promptly sat back down upon noticing Eileen’s presence.

wide with curiosity upon noticing Stella’s

Eileen said after acknowledging Stella. She then crouched down, nudged Gabriela forward, and said, “Go

young age, Gabriela

with Gabriela in her arms and

now

from Eileen and said, “We just got back, and Gabriela is still adjusting. We woke up quite early today, so Eileen and I will take her upstairs to rest

with a frown. Bryan’s room upstairs

her. She only lay in

you about something?” Eileen asked, propping her head with one hand. Her long black hair cascaded down her neck as she

back in Onaland and Eileen thought they should visit Stella even if she didn’t request it, when Eileen had entered the mansion, she had noticed that Stella’s greeting lacked the warmth

eyes closed, suddenly opened his eyes at Eileen’s observation and explained, “Well, we’ve just