True Love Deserves a Second Chance by Nox Shadow

Chapter 268 Behind the Truth

Thinking of this, Sebastian stood frozen in place. Although he had suspected that Cordelia was behind this, suspecting was one thing, confirmation another.

He suddenly felt a sharp pain in his chest, so intense that he almost forgot to breathe. He kept murmuring, "Impossible, Cordelia can't be the one who killed Connie, she can't be Isabella's biological mother. If that's true, why would she push me and Isabella together? Wouldn't she fear incest?"

Theodore looked at his pained expression and sighed, "I had my doubts too, even suspected that you might not be Cordelia's son."

Hearing this, Sebastian grabbed him by the collar. "It's not impossible. I need to get a paternity test. If she's Isabella's mother, then she can't be my mine."

With that, he turned to leave, but Theodore grabbed his wrist.

Theodore took a paternity report out of his pocket and handed it to him. "I had a paternity test done for you and Cordelia, and I even went to three different institutions. All the reports show that you're Cordelia's son."

Sebastian stared at the report in disbelief. "How is that possible? Is Cordelia insane? She knew Isabella and I were siblings and still wanted us to be together."

Theodore replied, "She said that since Isabella can't have children anyway, what does it matter?"

Hearing this, Sebastian's back slammed heavily against the edge of the table. The pain in his waist was nothing compared to the hurt in his heart. This was his mother, willing to put him in such a terrible situation for her own purposes. Sebastian quickly searched his pockets, trying to find a cigarette to light. But after searching for a long time, he couldn't find a single one.

He looked at Theodore with deep eyes and asked in a low voice, "Got a cigarette?"

Theodore handed him one and helped him light it.

as if in a frenzy, kept the cigarette in his mouth, smoking it incessantly. In no time, he

a row until Theodore's voice broke the silence. "Smoking yourself to death won't change the facts. Cordelia not only killed my mother but also caused Joyce to be estranged

what do you think Joyce will do when she finds out

as he yelled, "Don't tell her! She's injured, vulnerable. Do

Now that we have all the evidence, I will immediately sue Cordelia to seek justice for my mother. Once Cordelia is prosecuted, there will be

handle the case. I'll find a way to keep it confidential during the trial. Joyce is pregnant; she's been through a kidnapping and an assassination attempt. She can't take any more. After she gives birth, I'll find a chance to tell her the truth. Whether she stays or leaves, I'll let her decide. But for now, please don't tell her. I'm begging you, okay?" Sebastian's eyes were moist

with

time, it was different. This was a mother's murder. She had just felt Connie's motherly love, only to be told that

to see her go through any more

Joyce's feelings, do you think you could have had a normal wedding? I knew the truth before you got married. Cordelia admitted it herself. But when I

to delay the wedding. I just didn't want to see her long-awaited wedding fall apart. "She's my sister, and I want her to be happy. But she will have to face this cruel truth sooner

Sebastian looked deeply at Theodore, gave him a heavy pat on the shoulder, and

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sat in a wheelchair. I couldn't see his face. He arranged everything. If I didn't comply,

to know Mrs. Guise's identity and the secrets of the person behind all this from her. But rest assured, I won't save Cordelia. This is the punishment she

that, Sebastian turned

of sadness. He couldn't help but say, "Having a mother like that

seems. There must be another truth hidden behind this

you saying Cordelia might not

had a child, with the Winters Family's power, wouldn't it have been easy to abort the child and send my mother abroad? Why go through all the trouble of

think Mrs. Guise knew about some conspiracy of Cordelia's,