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Just as Sebastian was about to shatter her scapula, Elena uttered something that froze him in his tracks.

“Say that again?” Sebastian stammered after a long moment.

“I’m carrying your child,” Elena repeated firmly.

Sebastian probed her with a surge of spiritual energy and indeed found a tiny life within her belly. It was almost unbelievable to him.

“How can I be sure this is mine?” he questioned.

“I’ve only been with you. It’s not like it could be anyone else’s,” Elena retorted coldly.

“You’re known as the ‘Queen Bee,’ notorious for your cunning and deceitful nature. How can I trust a word you say?” Sebastian sneered coldly.

“If you don’t believe me, go ahead and kill me. After all, the child would just be a bastard!” Elena gritted her teeth defiantly.

Sebastian hesitated, then slowly released his grip. He sensed that Elena wasn’t lying,

Elena was indeed known as the Queen Bee for her ruthless cunning. However, she had remained celibate in her 20s, and he had taken her virginity.

What stunned him more was the deep connection he felt when he used his spiritual energy to probe her just now. This revelation blindsided him completely. And what was even more unexpected was that Elena, of all people, was the first woman bearing his child.

He had envisioned having children with Lana, Lillian, Zoey, or Esme, but never in his wildest dreams had he imagined it would be Elena.

Elena had plotted his murder more than once, and he despised her to the core.

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