Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

“A question if I may, Mr. Seet. What is it that you wish to provide clarifications for?”

“Speculation had been rife over the last few days questioning whether these two girls here are my children, so in order to put these rumors to rest, we shall be conducting a paternity test in the presence of our friends from the media right here today. Expect to have the answer shortly.”

Mr. Seet would be conducting a paternity test in front of a live audience!

There was a hushed murmuring as the reporters chattered amongst themselves.

Some could not hold back and asked, “In that case, Mr. Seet, could you tell us if they are your children?

“Yes, Mr. Seet. Are they or are they not? I think the public would want to know, and also as for the identity of their mother…”

Evan fielded no questions but broke up the questioning with his resolute silence.

“The test results will speak for itself. Until they have been announced, I shall not hear any more of these rumors!”

The reporters traded mixed looks amongst themselves. Evan’s indomitable presence had left the crowd muted as none dared to offend him.

The specialist doctor walked forward and took his place in front of the camera in accordance to the wishes of the crowd gathered and then took blood samples from Evan, Nina, and Maya.

“Please be patient as the testing procedure will be carried out immediately.”

depart with the samples in hand,

all think? Do you think Mr. Seet is the father of these

as good as mine. I figure they have

quell the rumors. For all we know,

just wait for the outcome. It should be able to

Mr. Seet to come forward personally is huge in itself. Not to mention that it is for something

“Uncle Evan, what do you need our blood

out for sure

be pleased to find out that he was their paternal

you

to speak, and only blinked her

mother, and so she threatened Evan, “We are never going to

perplexed by Nina’s

want to

to do that. You will both be together with your mother,

felt much better upon hearing

to be announced to those who had been

those papers along. It was as though he