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    Even if they felt shame for their daughter’s supposed deceit, they couldn’t fathom why Betty would so cruelly call her own flesh and blood “a wretched woman.”


    Despite the murmurings of disapproval about Korbin and Betty’s harsh tactics, the general consensus leaned toward eptance of Marissa’s alleged imposture, given the mention of Derek, who was now a member of the influential Daniels family.


    All eyes then shifted to Hannah, who remained calm amidst the tempest.


    Her smile was light, but her eyes, sharp as they swept over the assembled guests,manded silence.


    “You brought two old photographs and an elderly woman here, thinking you can fool me into believing this Tiffany is an impostor?” Hannah’s voice was cool, her demeanor unppable.


    “Do you take me for a fool?”


    Betty quickly tried to exin, “Mrs. Nash, I—”


    “Silence!” Hannah’smand sliced through the tension.


    “Today, we celebrate a milestone for the Nash family, and you dare bring your farce here? Guards, remove these jesters from the house.”


    The guards moved decisively, their grips firm on Korbin, Betty, and Denise.


    As they were ushered out, Betty’s voice cracked in a final plea.


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    “Mrs. Nash, please hear me out.


    I have more evidence.”


    Hannah knew that Korbin and Betty must havee well-prepared this time, and they wouldn’t just bring two photos and an elderlydy in her eighties.


    Her stern words to drive them away earlier were merely meant to intimidate them.


    Upon hearing Betty mention more evidence, Hannah lifted her hand, signaling the bodyguards to stop dragging them out.


    Betty let out a shaky breath, pressing a hand against her chest as if to steady her racing heart.


    Relief softened her expression, but her fear was still in to see.


    Hannah’s lips curled into a sarcastic smile, her eyes cold and unforgiving.


    “You keep iming the girl beside me is your daughter,” she said, her tone cutting.


    “If that’s true, the best proof would be a DNA test report.


    You don’t need photos or witnesses to settle this.”


    Her gaze hardened as she continued, “But you avoid mentioning a DNA test.


    That tells me everything I need to know—you’re lying.


    Or maybe you’re here for something else.


    Did someone send you to stir up trouble and tarnish the Nash family’s name? Who’s pulling your strings?”


    Betty quickly waved her hands in denial.


    “No, Mrs. Nash, it’s not like that!” she said.


    “We’d never dare damage the Nash family’s reputation or nder Miss Nash.


    We only want to help you rid yourselves of deception.”


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