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She finally asked that question. Zayden nodded. “Yes, she's the eldest daughter of the Ashton family.”

Angeline was taken aback slightly. I was led to believe Gwendolyn was an orphan because I had never met her family members before. It's why I've always thought she was an embarrassment. Now, it seems like she has quite an extraordinary identity. There's no doubt her upbringing as the daughter of the Ashton family is excellent, but...

As images of Gwendolyn popped up in her mind, she shook her head. “Then—”

Zayden promptly interrupted, “Mom, the children Gwen gave birth to six years ago belong to me. That's why I've been taking care of them. You can check the DNA test report in my study drawer if you don't believe me.”

That dumbfounded her. “What? You're saying all three of those kids are yours?”

“Yes, they're mine. Why do you think I've been taking care of them?”

Something clicked in her mind as she grinned. “Why didn't you say so earlier? Why did you wait until the children are already this grown?”

decision to conceal the truth. If I had told my family about this in the past, maybe Gwen and I would've been together already. In that scenario, Patrick wouldn't have been a concern at all. I've no choice but to pull this trick now because Gwen has

understand now. Since those children are yours, we must take responsibility. I'll talk about this with the rest of

of his life. His grandfather will undoubtedly be happy to learn that the three children belong to the Surrington family. While he may be blind, and the company's under his uncle's control right now, once everyone learns he has a

the happier she became.

Michael. “I-I'll be going back now, Old

in response with a grin. This engagement will be a good thing for Gwendolyn. “Go

further and further away. Thank goodness I prepared a fake test report in advance for something like this. It doesn't matter who the

of Michael's questions about his

is outstanding. Even though he's blind, he still acts like a gentleman instead of giving up

was seven-ish in the evening, Michael