The Barrister's Love in Town

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Chapter 528 The Truth

Symeon shot a glance at the bodyguard behind him and said, “Get the report.”

The bodyguard nodded and left.

Then, the bodyguard returned with the DNA test within a minute. Simon took it and threw it right into the woman’s arms.

“Take a look for yourself. What’s the use of denying it? The fact is right in front of you.”

Casey opened the file folder with an incredulous expression on her face. Then, she quickly flipped through the pages and found that she and Dulcie truly had a parent-child relationship!

What did this mean?

Was she Dulcie’s biological mother?

She held onto the DNA test results with shaky hands, unable to believe her

own eyes. She had never had a boyfriend or any intimate relationship with a man. Forget the man before her, how could she possibly have a daughter?

What was going on?

So, Casey slowly raised her head and looked at the man’s handsome face. Eventually, she started shaking her head, saying, “It’s impossible, absolutely impossible. How could this be…”

The DNA test slipped from her hand and fell to the ground as she turned and fled as though the hellhounds were snapping at her heels.

The bodyguard was about to chase after her, but Symeon stopped him. “There’s no need to chase her. She knows everything; she just doesn’t want to admit it. A woman like her is not. worthy of being my child’s mother.”

The bodyguard nodded solemnly.

Casey ran all the way out of Galaxy Bay and only stopped after running a long distance. Once she did, she started gasping for breath.

Her mind was filled with images of the DNA test. She still couldn’t accept this reality.

How could this be…

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that she

brother chatting and laughing. Nonetheless, she blithely

face disappeared. “What’s wrong with you? How could you come home without even greeting us? Is this how

at her young stepmother. “Well, this is how I live my life. What can you do

use the opportunity to tarnish her image in front of her father. Once that happened, that would only make their strained relationship even

are you being so rude to Aunt Eleanor? You’re not a child anymore, don’t you have

Philip was here, she immediately put on a different face and said kindly, “Philip, don’t blame

How hypocritical.

a second looking at

look at your younger brother. Your younger brother is far more sensible

Younger brother?

overjoyed to have a child in his old age. Regardless, she always had a niggling feeling that this younger brother came at a strange time. Regrettably, she had no evidence to

that guy, then. I just want my mother and I to have our rightful share

make me

daughter’s retreating back. In fact, he was so angry that he almost fainted due to the

him and said, “Hey, why are you getting angry with a child? She will understand your good intentions

already twenty-four years old! How can she still be considered a child? She’s as stubborn

killed the child Casey had given birth

If Casey had given. birth to that man’s child, there was no doubt that Eleanor would

fact, just the mere thought of how her scheme had failed made her furious. She had drugged Casey back then with the intention of sending her

she sent this little b*tch to the bed of

a very rich and powerful man. So, when she discovered that Casey had become pregnant, she knew right then that she had to stop the child

the child when Casey gave birth as the hospital called to ask the family

holed herself in her room as she sat on the bed, holding a pillow, utterly lost in thought. She

child really

admit it, but

birth to this child? Dulcie looked like she was already three! Regardless, she was more than certain that she was only 24 this year! So, was it possible that she had given

didn’t explain the fact that she had no memory of giving birth, or meeting Mr.

this child

too unbelievable. Now that she had more

more than

Since he hadn’t figured out how to explain himself to Amanda, he decided to head

was already evening by the time he

company.

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