Unfortunately, except for the date of birth, there was not much information on the test result. It was probably because the kids were too young to do other examinations.

Apparently, there was only one way to find out if indeed Aileen and Adrian were Maurice’s children.

A paternity test.

Corbin stared at the screen of the phone in his hand, completely unaware that Maurice was watching him intently.

When he finally raised his head, he met Maurice’s questioning eyes. Corbin was startled and quickly put back the phone in his pocket.

“Boss… What… What’s wrong?” he stammered nervously.

“What were you looking at?”

Maurice’s piercing gaze gave the impression he had seen through Corbin.

“Nothing! It’s just some trash messages. Nothing worth dwelling on.”

Corbin was a terrible liar, and Maurice knew right away that he was lying.

“Really? Give me your phone.”

Maurice’s sharp eyes sent a shiver through Corbin. Corbin knew it was pointless to keep on lying now and he obediently handed over his phone.

As soon as Maurice turned on the phone, he saw the test result of the twins.

some doubts about the kids’ father, so

he felt a little guilty. After all, Maurice had clearly told him not to mention the

Maurice’s voice

“What?” Corbin was stunned.

likely that the kids are my children,

stared at the phone

Considering the date of birth of the twins, if Jonathan was not their father, it was very likely that it was

misleading him again and again in the past,

idea in my head for a while. You don’t need to investigate secretly from now on.

irrefutable evidence, Eliana could

“Alright, sir!”

gave him the green light, Corbin was more

her part, Eliana wanted to resolve the current crisis as quickly

knowing how dangerous Jonathan was, she

She didn’t think Jonathan

the next morning, she went to

morning, Brevard rushed to her office

got a big order this morning. We will make a fortune

“Really?”

surprised by the

could ask more,

Jonathan. He was at

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