
The courtroom felt as though it was holding its collective breath. The usual shuffle of papers, the quiet hum of whispered conversations, and the distant clatter of doors had all ceased, leaving only an ominous silence. Lenora’s eyes darted from me to the judge, her composure crumbling.
Judge Castellan, a man known for his no-nonsense demeanor, slowly opened the envelope. His eyes scanned the contents, each line altering his expression from one of professional detachment to profound disbelief. When he finally looked up, his gaze wasn’t just on Lenora; it was an indictment.
“Mrs. Chandler,” he called, his voice carrying a weight that pressed down on everyone in the room. “Could you explain why these test results indicate that your youngest child, Wyatt, is genetically not related to Mr. Chandler but instead shows a 99.9% match to your eldest son, Marcus?”


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