Illegitimate Son Fights for Inheritance

"How is that possible? Are you sure you're not mistaken? How could he and I have no biological relationship at all?" James yelled at the report in disbelief.

"It's accurate. The samples sent for testing show no genetic link at all!" The doctor at the lab confirmed.

"I knew Evan would never cheat, let alone have an illegitimate child. James, with the report out now, do you still believe her? Her child is clearly a bastard. She's just trying to scam money. You're too naive and easy to deceive!" I fibbed, thinking, "Here comes the good show."

"Henry, you witnessed James taking a sample from that child. How could there be any mistake?"

"Yes!" Henry's complexion didn't look right. He gave me a perfunctory answer and then made an excuse to walk out to make a phone call.

"You must have bribed the tester! He is Evan's son!" Tracy, holding the child, started making a scene.

"Madam, we would never engage in misconduct. Please do not slander us!" The tester immediately denied it.

"I don't care. This report is fake. Evan said he would reward me with 10 million, and you're his wife, so you have to pay."

The onlookers started to gossip.

I explained the whole story to them.

One woman cursed, "She's really despicable, not only seducing a married man but also daring to ask his wife for money. Does she think having a child is the master key to everything? Pah, so shameless."

"Yeah, that mistress is nauseating. That lady is really pitiful," a young woman whose husband suspected her of cheating said.

"That child definitely isn't the husband's bloodline. The lab report made it very clear," her husband said.

"So, do you also doubt whether our son is a bastard?" the woman coldly asked.

The couple were about to argue.

Tracy, with a flushed face, cursed, "What does it have to do with you?"

Suddenly, someone said, "Maybe they're not even brothers!"

The words came at just the right time, but I couldn't agree with them.

So, I could only explain, "They are brothers, just not by the same mother."

"That makes more sense!" Someone commented.

I pretended to be angry. "No way, don't talk nonsense. Carl divorced his first wife for my husband's half-brother back in the day."

"But the paternity test results can't lie!" Everyone agreed around me.

Soon, the onlookers split into two groups: one believed the child was not Evan's, and the other thought James and Evan were not brothers.

They were eager for me to share my opinion.

"I believe this child is not a descendant of Evan. James, right?"

James thought of something and nodded vigorously upon hearing my words, indicating that Tracy had tricked him.

Tracy couldn't accept this outcome.

The criticism from the onlookers had already angered her.

If she couldn't achieve her plan, then all her efforts would be in vain.

So she shoved the child into James' arms and ran off, almost bumping into Henry, who was coming in after finishing a call.

James, holding the child, looked at Henry and me, visibly panicked.

I sneered inwardly, "Already panicked? There's an even bigger surprise waiting for you later."