Chapter 98
Chapter 98:
As long as she coordinated with her plastic surgeon friend, there would be no obstacle in kicking Brenna out of the family. Even if Brenna was truly a Harper by blood, she would still be painted as an imposter. Rosie was confident the situation was turning in her favor.
Giselle shot her son a sharp look. “What kind of nonsense are you sprouting? Do you not care about your sister’s feelings? Is this how you treat your sister p>
Ernst remained firm, looking displeased. “Mom, just think about it. She’s clearly after our wealth. She has barely been here, and you, Dad, and Grandpa are already handing over shares. Isn’t that reckless? Aren’t you the least bit concerned that without a DNA test, she could just be someone who happens to resemble you but isn’t actually related to us p>
Brenna’s chest tightened with anger. She couldn’t understand why Ernst was so fixated on targeting her. “If you had doubts, why didn’t you speak up the moment I returned to the family?” she asked.
Truthfully, Brenna wouldn’t object to a DNA test if the family insisted. But to her, it was proof that they didn’t truly accept her. Even if the test confirmed her identity as a member of the Harper family, the matter would always make her feel like an outsider.
At this point, she really wanted to just leave the Harper family.
Ernst shot back, “When you first got here, I didn’t realize how greedy you were. I kept waiting for you to call me and reject the shares I offered. If you were really my sister, you wouldn’t be so eager to take them p>
Brenna looked at Ernst coldly. “I have no interest in your shares. Even if I am a Harper, I never planned to claim any of them. If I’m not welcome here, I can leave right now p>
Rosie, seeing her chance, seized it. “See? The moment a DNA test is mentioned, you’re ready to run. That’s because you are uneasy now! You’re just here to scam us p>
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“That’s enough!” Giselle thundered, genuinely irritated. She shot Rosie a warning glare. “You’ve gone too far p>
Seeing that, Brenna was moved by Giselle’s unwavering trust in her.
Rosie remained undeterred. She stepped closer to Giselle, gently taking her arm as she spoke in a measured tone. “Mom, I understand that you miss your real daughter and carry guilt over what happened. But we have to be rational about this. We can’t just welcome anyone who claims to be her without proof. She just needs to take a simple test p>
Giselle hesitated, Rosie’s calm reasoning making it difficult for her to reprimand her further. But her heart still ached. She said, “Rosie, if Brenna truly is my daughter, can you imagine how painful it must be for her to be doubted like this p>
Giselle’s expression turned icy. Rosie’s argument might have sounded reasonable, but she had no doubt that Brenna was her long-lost daughter. She knew that forcing Brenna to take a DNA test and sign a conditional agreement would hurt her.