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    Vincent actually needed her assistance?


    Without a moment’s dy, Katelyn responded, “I’m at your service, Mr. Adams.”


    This was a golden opportunity for her to show her gratitude. There was no way she could ever fully repay him for all his past support, but this was a good start.


    Vincent nodded and offered a smile. “Okay.”


    Yet, as time passed, he remained silent about the favor he needed.


    Katelyn held back her curiosity.


    When the time was right, Vincent would surely let her know.


    They reached Hearnd Hospital quickly.


    The elderly woman and the middle-aged man with her hailed a cab and trailed behind them, apanied by a swarm of paparazzi eager to capture the unfolding drama.


    Katelyn had just divorced and suddenly found herself confronted by unexpected rtives.


    The paparazzi were convinced that staying on Katelyn’s trail would lead to juicy headlines.


    Katelyn nced back at the old woman and then entered the hospital without further interaction.


    To secure an urate oue for the paternity test, blood samples were taken directly.


    After the procedure, Katelyn pressed a cotton swab against the puncture site and looked over at the man undergoing the same process.


    ording to their ims, he was Katelyn’s biological father, and the elderly woman was her grandmother.


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    The nurse finished collecting the blood samples and said, “It will take at least three days to get the results of the paternity test. Please be patient in the meantime. We’ll contact you as soon as we have the results.”


    Katelyn nodded and said, “Thank you.”


    With a dismissive wave, the nurse responded, “It’s no trouble at all.”


    The bleeding from the needle site stopped quickly.


    Just as Katelyn was about to leave, the old woman approached and blocked her path.


    “Mia, will you ept us as your family if the test confirms that we are rted?”


    “Absolutely, if the results are urate. However, if they’re not, rest assured I will hold you ountable through legal means,” Katelyn replied calmly.


    The elderly woman seemed to anticipate this response and nervously rubbed her hands.<fnaed4> For more chapters visit find?novel</fnaed4>


    “Well, Mia, we’ve traveled here from our vige and spent all our money. Plus, everything in Granville is so expensive. We’re broke. Could you help us out with some cash?” As she spoke, her eyes clearly disyed her greed.


    The middle-aged man chimed in, “Mom, what are you talking about? Once the results confirm she’s part of our Miles family, it’s only fair she supports us financially. We’ve endured a lot trying to find her. It’s her turn topensate us.”


    Katelyn understood their motives immediately.


    They had justpleted the blood draw, the results were still pending, yet they were already convinced of her familial ties and demanding money.


    Vincent’s eyes briefly shed with disdain; he despised such greed.


    The old woman quickly added, “Yes, indeed. Mia, we never imagined you’d be so sessful. Surely, the Bailey family’s influence was significant, right? We deserve some credit. If we hadn’t ced you in Sharon Bailey’s care, would you have achieved so much?”


    Upon hearing the old woman’s shameless words, Katelyn’s gaze turned cold.


    She tossed the cotton swab into the trash bin.


    Her face showedplete indifference.


    “Firstly, the test results aren’t even back yet. Stop calling me Mia. Secondly, if you indeed reced the true Bailey daughter with me, as you say, that was illegal. If the Bailey family chooses to pursue legal action, none of you will be spared.”


    Katelyn’s tone grew even colder as she continued, “And thirdly, what you did back then was legally considered abandonment. I haven’t even pressed charges against you, yet here you are expectingpensation from me? That’s utterly shameless. Moreover, what the Bailey family has contributed to my upbringing has already deeply affected me, and yet you pressure me even more. Did the Bailey family put you up to this?”


    She had already repaid the Bailey family with a billion dors for the resources they had poured into her over the years, but their demands persisted. Was it really all her fault, though?


    The old woman was left speechless. Just then, the sound of angry footsteps approached from down the corridor.


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