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Chapter 2829

Old Mr. Quintin continued, "I always believed | was right, that everything | did was for your own good. But looking back, were you

really happy all those years? You were right to scoldthat day. I've always been presumptuous and domineering. So, from now

on, whatever you want to do, | won't interfere. As long as you're happy."

Hearing her father's words, Gia's eyes suddenly filled with tears, and she had to turn her head away.

Although the wait was agonizing, the four hours passed quickly. Gabriel had already driven to the testing facility ahead of time.

With the report in hand, Gabriel immediately took a picture and sent it to Gia.

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She and Evelyn had no biological relation; there was no mother-daughter relationship.

After stowing the report safely, Gabriel drove away.

At the Quintin estate.

Everyone was waiting for news. Evelyn was so nervous her hands were trembling uncontrollably. She knew very well what being a

Quintin—or not—meant for her.

It was a turning point that would define the rest of her life.

Gia stared at the photo Gabriel had sent, her eyes lingering on the result for three seconds before she looked up, her face

devoid of expression. "Evelyn is not my daughter."

"What!" The color drained from Evelyn's face in an instant. She shot to her feet, panicked. "How is that possible? Everything

matched! Are the resultspletely accurate? Could there have been a mistake?"

No one else said a word.

Old Mr. Quintin was profoundly disappointed. He seemed to age ten years in that moment, his eyes also filled with disbelief. "How

can this be? How is she not Nana?"

The expressions of Old Mr. Jarvis and the others turned grim.

Estelle's heart felt heavy. She had been the one to bring Evelyn back. For someone who had lost a child, there was no greater blow

than to be given hope, only to have it turn into disappointment.

She had dealt her mentor the heaviest blow imaginable.

Jonathan saueezed her hand and whisperedfortinaly. "Grandpa already told us to be prepared. didn't he? It was only a fifty