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Neil furrowed his brows.

He looked at the female doctor in front of him rather strangely.

“How did you come to this conclusion?“

Dr. Rowena shrugged. She pointed at the indicators of the test she did a moment ago and showed it to Neil.

“Your blood is the same as Nigel’s; there are two special types of protein in it. The two special types of proteins are inherited from your parents.

“Joshua, your father, has been my patient before. I’ve tested this on him before, too. He doesn’t have those two proteins in him, so the two proteins you and Nigel have shou1d’ve been inherited from your mother.“

Neil rolled his eyes at her. “I’ve already said that our mothers are biological sisters. There should be genetic material that is the same. Could you be wrong?“

Dr. Rowena furrowed her brows. It would be very rare for biological sisters to possess the same two proteins yet, at the same time, pass it on to the next generation.

If the boy in front of her and Nigel are not identical twins, it would be impossible for them to have the same two proteins at the same time.

Dr. Rowena took a deep breath. Before she could think of how to explain such a complex concept to a Six-year-old, a child’s voice rang from upstairs.

and my Mommy

“Aura has once told my Mommy that she was the

tightly. Behind Nellie, Nigel

them walked over to Neil and

slowly stretched his hands out

drew blood

his brows and looked at Nellie. “But my Mommy

Aura. Go

next few days. You could do

can check and see whether Aura and my Mommy are biological sisters or not. Then you can check and see whether or not you are Aura’s biological son,” said Nellie,

main intention. If she were to get Neil and Luna to go

thought that Aura was his mother, that Luna and the rest were all his enemies. Neil would never believe that

Aura and her Mommy were not biological sisters, asking Neil to go

Aura and Luna’s DNA samples, then do a DNA test

truth would get revealed right in front of his

“It’s a deal, Jake. I want to know

felt that Nellie’s words were a