Billionaire's Unforgettable Ex-Wife
Chapter 332 - 186 Parent-Child Relationship… Not Supported

Chapter 332: Chapter 186 Parent-Child Relationship... Not Supported

Hunter Warren shook his head and laughed: "What nonsense are you talking about."

"What I’m saying isn’t nonsense, it’s from the heart.

Tomorrow, you should get a paternity test, so you can see for yourself whether those children are really yours."

Hunter put down his chopsticks and looked at her: "What’s wrong? Did something happen?"

"Aren’t you curious? Don’t you want to know at all if those two children are really yours?" Faye Townsend looked at him seriously.

Hunter focused for a moment: "Did someone say something nonsensical to you?"

"You should be able to guess. I believe she doesn’t just say such things in front of me."

Hunter shook his head and laughed: "Why take to heart the words of such people.

Yesterday, she waited for me at the company’s entrance all day just to tell me this.

But I didn’t take it to heart.

Darnley and Miya are my children, I have no doubt."

"But haven’t you thought about it? Maybe you’re raising someone else’s kids."

"So what, as long as I love them, they will love me in the future.

Human feelings are all mutual.

You told me this when you were very young."

Faye smiled: "You have a good memory, remembering things from so long ago."

"As long as you said it, I’d remember it."

Faye nodded: "I understand your thoughts, but I thought, there’s only one way to stop the rumors.

Place the evidence in front of them and leave them speechless.

To be honest, isn’t it annoying the way Sebastian Sheldon causes trouble every day?

I even wonder if there’s something wrong with her here."

Faye said, circling her fingers around her forehead.

Hunter said earnestly: "Do you want me to send someone to handle her?"

Faye shook her head: "We don’t do illegal things.

Since we’re going to take legal action to bring Sebastian to trial,

we have to use legitimate means.

I want Sebastian to understand that justice prevails over evil, a truth timeless and universal.

I won’t let my parents die in vain, nor our children suffer grievances for nothing.

My father was just and honest all his life. I won’t do anything sneaky for his matters.

He wouldn’t be happy, so let’s face things openly."

Hunter looked at her and smiled indulgently.

Many people might think they are foolish, that using their influence to crush Sebastian would be easy.

But he understands Faye, so he never suggested any crooked methods.

"We must do the paternity test tomorrow. Help me arrange a time with Roman Hughes.

He can take us there quicker."

"Have you really decided to do it? I’m worried it might burden the children mentally."

Faye laughed: "Then why tell them about what you’re doing?

Just say it’s a check-up."

Hunter now unconditionally believes these children are the most important people in his life.

He actually doesn’t need a paternity test, but since Faye wants to, he’s not opposing it.

The next morning, while Darnley and Miya were attending preschool class, Faye came to pick them up.

Both were puzzled.

Darnley asked her: "Faye, it’s not dismissal time, why did you come to pick us up?"

"Today, Dad booked a doctor for a family check-up.

I just went to the hospital, and now you two will go with your dad."

Miya nodded, not at all afraid, since she was familiar with hospitals: "Mom, like when I had check-ups before, right?"

"Yes, Darnley, no need to be nervous, it won’t take long."

"I’m not nervous."

Though Darnley said that, his expression betrayed him.

Faye just smiled and didn’t expose him.

Having two children as companions is both an advantage and a disadvantage.

In most families, when one kid cries during shots, the other cries too.

But in their family, when one laughs, the other laughs along.

It’s rare to find such strong kids, and the nurse continuously praised them, even giving each a candy as a reward.

Although they didn’t like candy, the feeling of receiving a reward pleased them.

After drawing blood, Roman suggested taking the family out to lunch.

But Miya wanted to return to preschool for art class.

She said she didn’t want to go to lunch, and Darnley also said he wanted to return to preschool.

Roman was pleased: "You two little ones really know how to save Uncle money."