The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 459

Chapter 459

Celine shot back without hesitation.

Adam started the engine, and the luxury car sped smoothly down the road.

His long, well-

defined fingers rested firmly on the steering wheel. Without looking away, a faint smirk played on his lips.

"How would I know whether you want to steal it or not? Plenty of women would love to have my child. I have no reason to trust you."

Celine was speechless.

He really was full of himself!

To be fair, he did have the looks and status to back it up.

The cold was unbearable. She was pregnant and couldn't afford to catch a cold, so she had no choice but to slip on his black jacket.

The black suit jacket was oversized, completely engulfing her petite frame. "Mr. Alvarez, just because your genes are good, does that mean mine aren't? Maybe other people would want to steal yours, but I defi

Adam was taken aback to hear her words.

Her genes? There was no question about that.

A prodigy from Haffard University who could stand shoulder to shoulder with him, now a nation-

as Dr.

a brief moment, a thought crossed Adam's mind. He wondered what their

vanished as quickly as it came. He didn't dwell

once we get to

clear he was determined to take her for a pregnancy test, leaving her with

point in resisting, Celine simply let him take

the Rolls-Royce pulled

glanced at

hadn't expected Adam to bring her here for the

"Let's go in."

you

I don't trust other hospitals. After all, you're

was meticulous, thinking through

he

out a casual hum before asking, "What makes you think I can't fake the

is a publicly

corporation spanning multiple

and medical equipment. It's not something you can manipulate. The true owner behind it is just as wealthy as I

asked, "Mr. Alvarez, don't tell me you actually know the owner

unforgettable figure he once saw on Awhana's Finance Street. The person was graceful and composed, carrying an air of elegance. It was a presence impossible

"I met her once."

Once?

of ever meeting

he rang the bell at midnight. I saw her from behind, but she didn't see

no recollection, so that was it. He had