You More than Anything in the World (Arissa)

Chapter 142 You Made That Up

“Danna also did a DNA test before. It has been proven that she’s the biological mother of Gavin.”

Benjamin looked at her with a darkened gaze.

“That’s impossible!” Arissa blurted.

I am Gavin’s biological mother. Danna must have stolen my DNA for her test when I was held captive at that place five years ago. It would be a piece of cake for Danna to achieve such an act.

“Why are you so sure that Gavin is your son?” asked Benjamin flatly with an unfathomable expression. He didn’t seem to believe her at all.

Clenching her teeth, Arissa answered, “I gave birth to him, so naturally, he is my son.”

Figuring that she had nothing to lose, she bellowed, “It was Danna that snatched him away from me!”

Upon hearing that, Benjamin narrowed his eyes and signaled for Arissa to continue.

“Six years ago, not long after I found out I was pregnant, I was taken away and imprisoned in an abandoned building in the suburbs until the end of my pregnancy…”

and fear during that time, her eyes instantly became teary as she choked in

that I would become food for wild animals. Fortunately, we… I was rescued by someone. Otherwise, I wouldn’t

of the other children as she balled her hands into fists to suppress

already set me up from the moment I left the room, and she would

his expression

the past, he would never believe that Danna could do such things. However, after he saw her mistreat

you can go and investigate it yourself if you don’t believe me. The

believe her, so

gazed intently at Arissa, his heart ached for her when

you come and look for Gavin throughout these

reappeared after five years. Gavin

with a

I would be walking into the lion’s den if I came back as a weak and helpless person. Danna wanted to kill me. She will act against me if she sees my

for my child. That was the

Benjamin heard that Arissa had no one

got closer to her side and asked, “You approached me

before I returned. I only took a guess after seeing you. That was why I agreed to visit your house in the first place. I was only sure of your identity