The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 632 Burning The DNA Test Report

At the Bowers manor, Kenneth was holding the DNA test results in his hand. He had entrusted someone he highly trusted to perform the analysis.

His hands were shaking when the report was handed over to him.

Kenneth trusted Yara deeply. Over the years, he had enjoyed her company tremendously and treated her just like his own granddaughter. He had even stated in his will that he would be leaving all his assets to her upon his death…

He was hoping that he was just getting old and paranoid and that the DNA test results, which were performed using the strands of hair that the man had taken from the two kids secretly, would be negative.

After taking a few deep breaths, Kenneth opened the envelope and took the report out.

As he did not understand the professional jargon used to explain the analysis, he skipped to the test conclusion straight away. It was stated that, based on the analysis, the probability of siblingship was ninety percent.

Even though Kenneth had already mentally prepared himself for the results, he could not help but feel shocked to see the conclusion with his own eyes.

back to the Bowers residence, Kenneth had gotten DNA paternity

sure, he had approached three different organizations to perform the test. All three test results were unanimous,

born on the same day as Franklin and Sophia. It was because the four of them were

wonder!” Kenneth

entire situation felt extremely absurd

so coldly toward

Yara talked about how much she loved the kids but her actions did not seem

testing results,

found it strange that people with the last name “Nichols” seemed to play rather significant roles in his life.

phone, planning to call Samuel to tell him about his discovery. However, he changed his mind after dialing the first number and quickly hung

showed up in Samuel’s life, Samuel had been spoiling her and distancing himself from Yara. He had even gone

possibility that Samuel had known the truth

of contemplation, Kenneth came to the conclusion that, perhaps, the

thought of Yara,