Falling for My Contractual Wife (Grace and Brian) novel Chapter 590

Marshall Adkins looked at him in surprise. "What did you say? A paternity test?"

"Yes." Brian Francis said, "There's a letter inside as well. It was sent to Ava Adkins by a mysterious person five years ago, and not long ago, Shannon Adkins discovered the contents of this letter, so she took Louise Adkins's hair and the cigarette butt she smoked to do a paternity test."

Marshall's eyes widened in shock. He quickly opened the document bag and took out the letter inside.

When he saw the content, his eyes trembled and he could not regain his senses for a long time.

"This letter says... Louise is not my daughter? This... How is this possible? How can there be such a ridiculous thing?"

"Ridiculous or not, you'll know when you see the paternity test."

Marshall looked at the paternity test with trembling hands.

"Why are there two reports? One... confirms that we're related, and the other states we're not. What's going on?"

"That's what I'm going to tell you next. Shannon said that at that time, she found a way to enter Louise's room and saw some hair on the bed, and in order to be more convincing before you when the time came, she also took the cigarette butt Louise smoked and her used toothbrush.

"Louise obviously realized that Shannon already knew her true identity, so she had changed the hair in her room to Ava's in advance. Or perhaps, she had changed it to the "real" Louise's hair."

Marshall said in shock, "You mean she might know where my real daughter is?"

Brian nodded. "We can't rule out that possibility."

After a pause, he continued, "When Shannon received the DNA report, people started hunting her down to kill her. Fortunately, Nova and I arrived in time to save her. She was afraid that something would happen to her again, so she stayed at my house."

Marshall was completely stunned by Brian's words and stayed speechless for a long time.

"You... You're saying that Louise is after my lover?"

"There's no evidence at the moment, but that's what we're guessing right now."

The next day, Marshall went to visit Louise.

In the meeting room, Louise saw him through the glass, so she hurriedly picked up the phone and said anxiously, "Dad! Help me! Help me quickly. I didn't kill Auntie. There must be something wrong!"

Louise's tears fell one by one. She did not look like she was lying.

For a moment, Marshall doubted whether Brian's words could be trusted.

Seeing that Marshall was only staring at her silently, Louise panicked.

"Dad, what's wrong? You don't really believe that I killed Auntie, do you?"

Marshall frowned fiercely and said word by word, "You're not even my daughter!"