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Chapter 663

Chapter 663:
During these two days, Lucas hadn’t come to see Belinda. Unsure whether she was more disappointed or relieved,
Belinda continued her life, seemingly unaffected by the matter.
In the Wright family’s residence, Kylee’s room.
Three paternity test reports were sprawled before Kylee. The first was between her and Carola, the second between her and Baker. And the third was between Belinda and Carola.
Kylee couldn’t fathom why she had felt compelled to do another paternity test between Belinda and Carola. But driven by an indescribable intuition, she had gone ahead with it.
She took a deep breath and began with the report concerning her and Baker.
As she read the concluding lines, a small sigh of relief escaped her.
She was indeed Baker’s daughter.
But the peace was short-lived. Turning to the report that could affirm her connection to Carola, anxiety surged through her veins.
She skipped straight to the final page to look at the result, her heart pounding.
The words before her sent a shockwave through her body.
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She was not Carola’s biological daughter!
The revelation was a cold splash of reality, causing her hands to tremble and the paper to crumple under the force of her grip.
How could this be right?
There must have been some mistake.
How could she not be Carola’s daughter?
Kylee shot up, her movements erratic as panic seized her. The color drained from her face as she paced, her mind in chaos.
She couldn’t—wouldn’t—accept this.
Even though she had felt a sliver of doubt when she had learned Carola’s blood type that day, seeing the result in front of her still made her feel like her world was collapsing.
If Carola wasn’t her mother, then who was?
She paused, her eyes catching sight of the third report—the paternity test report of Belinda and Carola.
With shaky hands, she reached for it.
Taking a deep breath to steady her trembling nerves, she flipped to the conclusion of the report. The report clearly stated…
The report stated: “The genetic markers referenced earlier all adhere to Mendelian inheritance rules, making them effective tools for determining familial relationships. According to the analysis of 19 STR loci, the DNA of sample 1 matched the genetic profile of sample 21’s biological mother. The likelihood of a parent-child connection was calculated at an astounding 99.9999%. Based on the DNA analysis, the result confirms that sample 1 is the biological mother of sample 2…”
Kylee’s grip on the report slackened the moment her eyes scanned the final sentence.
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