Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 267 Impossible for a Mistake to Happen

Colton didn’t answer this question directly. Instead, he turned to look at his mother and asked, “Mom, is this paternity test legit?”

Anna nodded and said in a serious tone, “It is. I asked Richard to do the test. His clinical skills can still be trusted.”

Colton fell silent at that. He knew too well about Richard’s skills as a doctor. Richard was known as a Teen Genius who had acquired a lot of medical knowledge at a young age. He couldn’t have done anything to make a simple paternity test wrong.

If Hayden was Colton’s son, the one he had physical intimacy with five years ago was definitely Nicole. Could it be that it was Nicole and not Queenie who saved me five years ago?!

It was just a fleeting thought that, oddly enough, suddenly brought Colton a glimmer of joy when he thought about it.

“Since you have publicly announced this, Mom, I am sure the public will be keeping a close eye. I need to find out the truth from Nicole.”

Anna couldn’t help but feel satisfied with how Colton was planning to handle this. She thought that every man on earth should at least have a similar sense of responsibility.

briefly before he continued, “Mom, no matter if Hayden is my son or not, we

It was only then that she realized she indeed had been inconsiderate about this matter.

a nod, she said, “Okay. We will see how it goes after you talk to Nicole. I

about my father. The old man might be stubborn, but he

as he brought up Sal, Anna whipped her head around to look at Colton. She was relieved to see

then realized he had mentioned something

the banquet for Wendy’s 18th birthday today. Let’s stop thinking about all these terrible things for now

remained neutral as he

…

the way to where

the door, she was greeted by the sight of Nicole hurrying toward her. A glammed-up Nicole still had her evening gown on, even though it was partially

at a glance that Nicole must have come over

happened? Why are you so flustered?” Julia

Nicole didn’t waste time on pleasantries as she wiggled