A Call That Changed Her Entire Life

It was supposed to be a great thing for Amy that Louis was actually her father, but for some reason, she didn't seem to feel happy about it.

Louis grabbed her small hand and nodded.

But Amy quickly tried to get away from his tight grip, which made his heart sink to his stomach. "What's wrong with you?"

Just yesterday, they had been getting along quite well. Did she want to stay away from him because she was scared?

Amy tilted her tiny head up to look at him with her lips pursed tightly. She put his hands behind her back like a small hedgehog with thorns.

Louis wasn't sure whether he should cry or laugh at that moment. He just felt so heartbroken. "Please don't do that. It's just a guess right now, okay? We won't know if it's true or not until we do a paternity test at the hospital."

"If there is no evidence, Uncle Louis, then how could you assume something like that?" Amy snorted.

The question shocked Louis.

He was rendered speechless for a moment. So, he decided to create some distance between them for her comfort. "Amy, when you told me you liked me yesterday, was that a lie?"

He knew he shouldn't have said that to her. If he was actually Amy's father, then in her eyes, he would just be the deadbeat man that had abandoned her and her mother. Amy probably felt even more repulsed by his question.

But he couldn't help but feel like he was wronged.

In his defense, he had no idea that he even had a child, and Taylor had never looked for him. He was also just an innocent victim in all of this.

Louis wouldn't have let Amy down if he had known about her existence. However, the little girl inquired further, hitting the nail on the head. "Does Mommy know about it?"

Embarrassed, Louis answered sheepishly, "I'm not sure. I haven't informed her yet."

He was also curious if Taylor was aware of their true relationship.

If she knew, why would she choose to raise the child by herself instead of looking for him? If Taylor didn't know about it and he suddenly told her the truth, would she hate him even more?

However, Louis already considered Amy as his own flesh

asked shyly, "Will Mommy

this question. He frowned and kept silent for a few minutes. "I have my doubts about our true relationship. Even if we look similar, it doesn't automatically

was best to lie in this situation.

your mommy." Louis gave the little girl a sincere look. "Please, just trust me a

her hands behind her back. She was still undecided as to whether

have even spoiled her a little at this point. Whenever they were together, he would always

a long

to Amy, took out some hot Chinese breakfast, and placed it in her hand. "You didn't eat breakfast. You might

and pushed it towards him. "You didn't eat breakfast

gesture. He was about to refuse,

twitched as she heard the sound. She then said, "Just eat. Mommy said that you would become stupid if you

along with it. So, together,

arrange the paternity test. As soon as they got there, a person in charge of the blood test led him and Amy to the third floor. In the thoroughly cleaned examination room, someone was operating the

he wasn't completely Asian. He squinted at Louis and Amy with his dark green eyes and greeted them.

So, the child he had brought to the hospital today for the paternity test was

he knew that if he said that directly, it would offend Louis.

point and asked, "How long do

in my opinion, nobody will doubt that the two of you are biologically related even if you decide not

sternly, "Please take

doctor made a gesture of having understood his order and meticulously performed the paternity test

of the hospital's corridors. Amy started to feel a little tired. Louis requested the hospital staff for a short stool so that the

Suddenly, the sound of the door opening had Louis and Amy turn their heads to the side.

paper. Louis took the result with trembling hands. Once he read the words on the

related by blood.

was painted with so much joy and excitement that Amy didn't even need to see the paper to figure out what the result was. Tears welled up in her blue eyes, and suddenly, she was crying, her wails muffled by the hands she used to cover

a father