Regretting The Wife He Threw Away

As Irwin's biological mother, Rosita knew that no matter how much her fortunes might decline in the future, she could always count on Irwin to guarantee her a life of comfort and luxury.

With that thought, Rosita turned to her son. "Irwin, sweetheart, could you step outside for a moment? Mommy needs to talk to your teacher alone."

The nurse, seeing Rosita was all right, quietly left the room.

Irwin looked up at Jeannie.

Jeannie smiled and patted his head. "Be a good boy, Irwin. Your mom and I need

to have a grown-up conversation. Wait for us outside, okay?"

"Okay." Irwin obediently slipped out of the hospital room, even pulling the door shut behind him.

Inside, Jeannie grabbed a chair and sat down beside the bed, her posture cold and imperious. She fixed Rosita with a hard stare. "Go on. I'm listening."

Rosita closed her eyes, as if bracing herself for a firing squad. "Irwin isn't Stewart's biological son."

Jeannie had suspected as much. "Then who is his real father?"

"Stewart thinks Irwin belongs to his late friend Randolph, but..." Rosita squeezed her eyes shut. "But the truth is, Irwin's real father is someone else entirely."

disbelief. "You mean Mr. Wentworth always believed Irwin was Randolph's child, but

voice edged with bitterness. "This is my private business. You don't need all the

raced, piecing everything

on Irwin, it meant Randolph meant a great deal to him. But if Stewart discovered Irwin wasn't Randolph's son after all, Irwin might lose everything in Stewart's eyes. And if Irwin

chasing after Stewart.

eyes in defeat. "Fine. I

tow. Left alone, Rosita pulled out her phone and dialed a number.

hospital and climbed into a

hour later, she arrived at

met her at the

At the

second

knocked, waited a

then opened the

Lockwood is here."

"Sir,

inside. The housekeeper quietly shut the