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    Time wasn’t on their side.


    But things didn’t go as smoothly as Sadie had hoped.


    When they reached the hotel, Isabel’s servant blocked their path.


    “Mrs. Wall has no interest in seeing you,” the servant sneered.


    Sadie’s jaw clenched.


    Without hesitating, she shoved past the servant and stormed inside.


    Samuel was right behind her, shielding her from interference.


    “Sadie, what’s the meaning of this?”


    Isabel, seated on the living room sofa, was furious. “Samuel, are you betraying me too?”


    Sadie strode forward and mmed a document onto the table.


    “This is a share transfer contract.”


    Isabel skimmed the paperwork, then exploded.


    “Sadie, I never realized you were so ambitious! Noah isn’t even dead, and here you are, scheming for his shares? Coyle, at least, bears our family name. I’d rather entrust thepany to him than to an outsider like you!”


    Sadie’s heart ached, but she bit back the anger.


    pping her palm on the table, she hissed, “You’ll sign today, whether you want to or not!”


    “How dare you!” Isabel gasped, taken aback by Sadie’s boldness.


    With a bitterugh, Isabel snatched the contract and tore it to shreds.


    “Keep dreaming!” Isabel sneered and threw the torn pieces at Sadie. “You’re a disgrace—you betrayed Noah and gave birth to another man’s child. You’re unworthy of hispany shares. Walk away!”


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    Sadie trembled, her face drained of color as years of buried emotion surged forth.


    “Averi is Noah’s biological son!” Sadie shouted, her voice hoarse with desperation. “If you don’t believe me, we can do a DNA test.”


    The room fell deafeningly silent.


    Isabel’s eyes widened, her body swaying slightly as if struck.


    Samuel, frozen in ce, struggled to process the revtion.


    “No… that’s not possible…” Isabel stammered after a long pause, her voice barely audible.


    “You’re lying!” Isabel shrieked, panic creeping in. “Averi can’t be Noah’s child!”


    Sadie crossed her arms, a cold smile ying on her lips.


    “Why not?” she countered icily. “Three years ago, Noah didn’t want this child, so I left the country to protect him. I have proof—Averi’s birth certificate, medical records—all confirming Noah is the father.”


    Isabel’s knees buckled as she struggled to stand. Her mind shed with images of Averi’s innocent face. Could this boy truly be Noah’s son? But she hadmissioned a DNA test before, which showed no blood rtion between him and Noah—how could that be exined?


    Her thoughts spiraled as confusion clouded her eyes.


    “That DNA test report was brought to me by K!” Isabel shouted.


    “There’s no way it could be forged! You maniptive woman, stop fabricating lies!”


    Sadie’s expression darkened, amusement flickering beneath her re.


    “Didn’t K ‘help’ you resolve a sticky situation ten years ago?” Sadie asked, her voiceced with sarcasm. “Didn’t you find it odd that a novicewyer had the ability to deal with the mob?”


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