The Divorce Prescription

Fiona frowned slightly. "I don't know why, but I feel like something is off about Carly. Did you do a DNA test?"

Nigel shook his head. "No."

Fiona's expression became serious. "Then you should do one. I want to see the results."

Nigel looked at her in confusion. "I found Carly in Mercity. She's been raised by Hayden, who's always admired you. How could there be any mistake?"

Fiona looked at Nigel, taking in his sharp features, which were partially obscured by the dim light. Now in his 40s, he carried an air of wealth, power, and experience. The once-young and reckless heir of the Hampton family had become a formidable business tycoon.

She smirked. "Mr. Hampton, listen to yourself. Why do you sound so jealous?"

Nigel scoffed. "What's wrong with what I said? You gave birth to our daughter, sent her away without a word, and then disappeared for over 20 years. Were you planning to stay gone forever if I hadn't gone looking for you?"

let out a cold laugh. Back then, Anne had poisoned her. With that woman always by Nigel's side, she could never leave her daughter in the Capitol. When she gave birth, she barely survived. Her people had secretly taken her away, and for the past two decades, she had

There's nothing left to talk about. Once the DNA results are in, let me know. I have other matters to

your attitude? You've been gone for so many years without an explanation, and now you act

so angry? Haven't found another woman to cool

of Nigel's black dress pants. The slit in her red dress parted just enough to reveal a hint of her smooth,

hand clamped down on her shoulder, his dark eyes flickering with anger and something more dangerous. "What

but barely holding back. "Oh? Didn't you shove me against the wall first, Mr. Hampton? Did I

dress shirt. Without hesitation, her fingers slipped

sharply defined, with tight,

mischief. "Not bad, Mr. Hampton. You're

giving them a playful poke.