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    Watching the scene, Josh sneered, “You don’t even know the oue, but you’re already acting like there’s a baby boy on the way. Getting ahead of yourself, aren’t you?”


    Hamilton retorted with an exaggerated eye roll, “Are you jealous because you’ll just have to watch while I have a grandson?”


    Brad chimed in, “Listen to yourself, Hamilton. You almost sound as rude as Dani. Are you mocking us for not having grandsons yet?”


    Jules added, “Seriously, you’re going to feel pretty silly if the results show she’s not pregnant at all.”<fn77b3> Checktest chapters at Find[?]ovel</fn77b3>


    On the other side of the door, theb staff could hear every word, and the weight of expectation only made them more nervous.


    Intent on ensuring there were no mistakes, Josh stepped into theb and mped a firm hand on the examiner’s shoulder. His tone was calm but carried a clear edge of warning. “Double-check everything. If you get this wrong, you’ll answer to me.”


    Fear flickered in the examiner’s eyes, and his hands trembled as he nearly fumbled his papers. With a strained grin, he tried to reassure them. “Honestly, for early pregnancy, a blood test gives the clearest answer. The machines handle everything and generate the data automatically. There’s really nothing for me to change or influence.”


    Hamilton asked, “So, are you saying the equipment is reliable?”


    Quick to answer, the examiner nodded. “No issues at all. Thisb uses thetest technology. There’s barely any human involvement, so the results will be urate and trustworthy.”


    A collective breath eased out of the room after hearing the technician’s answer.


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    Hamilton gave a satisfied nod. “That’s what I wanted to hear.”


    Josh shot him a sharp look and responded, “Are you implying we would mess with the results? Do you really think we’d stoop that low?”


    With a dismissive grunt, Hamilton replied, “You never know. I lost my grandson once already, and I will do whatever it takes to keep this baby safe. Don’t even think about interfering.”


    Josh red at the floor and muttered to himself, “It’s not my concern.”


    Around them, the room simmered with tension as the family’s powerful figures bickered and the examiner quietly hoped the results woulde soon. Momentster, the report was finally ready. All eyes were glued to the single sheet.


    “Well? What does it say?”


    Feeling the weight of everyone’s anticipation, the examiner nced down at the report and nodded slowly. “Yes, she’s pregnant. ording to this, she’s about one month along.”


    A heavy silence descended, filling every corner of the room. No one moved or spoke.


    Hamilton’s cheeks turned pink as delight washed over him.


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