The police were taken aback when they heard him.

They asked, "Who exactly was the one who called the police just now?"

Before Melissa could speak, Wendy started to cry.

She said, "Now that you're here, sir, you have to help us! Henry and I are her parents, but she refuses to acknowledge us! The Andersons have robbed us of our daughter!"

The police frowned and looked at the Andersons again.

They asked, "What's going on?"

Nora, however, didn't answer them in a timely manner.

She was staring at the policeman heading the team.

Dressed in a police uniform, his posture was tall and straight like an upright spear.

Nora felt that he was no simple person.

Although the policemen behind him also conducted themselves very professionally, they felt a lot more laid-back compared to him.

The difference was like that of soldiers who had gone through life and death on the battlefield, and soldiers who had been kept in privileged conditions.

The policeman heading the team had a tight jaw and looked exceptionally resolute and determined.

The people behind him followed his lead.

Someone said, "Captain Ford, I think these are family affairs.A bit of persuasion should suffice...Before he could finish, however, the man addressed as Captain Ford broke into a frown, causing the other policeman to immediately shut up in fright.”

At the sight of this, Henry immediately shouted, "Sir, are one's children obligated to provide for their elderly parents?!"

Ford pressed his lips together tightly.

He spoke very little, but he nevertheless answered calmly, "Yes, they are."

Henry went on.

"In that case, if the children do not carry out their obligation to provide for their elderly parents, am I allowed to make a police report?!"

Ford looked at Nora again.

He lowered his gaze and answered, "Yes, you are."

Henry pointed at Nora and said, "She's my daughter, but she refuses to acknowledge us anymore.What should we do about this, sir? Shouldn't she be brought in and ordered to undergo counseling?!"

Ford's lips were pressed tightly together and his tough visage was full of uprightness.

He didn't just listen to his one-sided claims and instead looked at Nora.

you have

help but find the

lowered her gaze dispassionately and replied unhurriedly, "It is only right for children to provide for

sigh of relief when she

must have finally become scared when she saw the police, right? Henry

a sigh

was New York, after all; they had

also afraid that the Andersons would use their

smiled and said, "It's for the

also breathed a sigh of

daughter, should provide for her parents? Let's make everything clear today, so that things can be done more conveniently after that.Melissa and Simon didn't expect Nora to suddenly give in.They exchanged a

weren't the actual people involved would never be able to

was still Nora's father,

go of their blood

different

they didn't agree with Nora's decision, they couldn't make the

Melissa simply said, "If that's the case, then let's talk

Nora had given in, then they must also change their

Wendy exchanged a

they started to walk toward the

help but look at Melissa and say, "If you'd known this was coming, then why bother being so aggressive and driving us away

were

Nora blocked them at

corners of her lips curled upward and she said,

Henry and Wendy:”???"

Roxanne was dumbfounded, she asked, "What is the meaning of this, Ms.Smith? Didn't you just say that it's only right that children provide for their parents? Are you going

her eyes

should I provide for

she said that, Henry's eyes

about this,

Nora talking

Henry swallowed.

lie just so you can escape providing for us? You

her gaze

breath on

test report file on her

the

sharp pain he had felt on his scalp when he

Could it be that...

Why would she have doubts about it?! Yet if she hadn't, was there any normal person who would have a DNA test done? He absolutely mustn't admit to it,

report is

into a

said, "Roxanne, you're a reporter, so you must be very knowledgeable and know

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