Chapter 224
Chapter 224
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Seraphina froze, her eyes widening. “DNA?” she repeated sharply. “Between Damien and who?”
The nurse glanced around nervously before whispering, “Between Damien Evergreen and a certain… Alina Dawn.”
Seraphina’s blood ran cold. She stumbled back a step, her chest tightening as the name echoed in her mind. Alina Dawn?
Her thoughts spiraled. Is that it? Does Damien think Alina is his sister? Is that why he’s been hovering around her? Not because he’s interested… but because of blood?
Her nails dug into her palm as she struggled to breathe evenly. With a forced calmness, she pulled another sleek card that contained her information from her purse, pressing it into the nurse’s trembling hand.
“When the results are ready, you inform me first. No one else. Do you understand?”
The nurse swallowed hard, nodding quickly. “Y–yes.” She clutched the card before hurrying away.
Seraphina remained rooted in place, her face twisting with bitterness and spite. Alina and Damien… they do share the same color of eyes, she thought, recalling it with a flash of resentment. But that could be a coincidence. It has to be. She’ll just have to wait for the result.
Her lips curled into a sharp sneer, venom dripping from her expression. “If it’s true… then everything changes.”
The next morning, Damien arrived early at the hospital, his pace brisk and his jaw set with determination. He went straight to the nurse’s unit, his voice low but firm.
“I’m here for my result.”
One of the nurses at the desk looked up at him with a polite smile. “Your name, sir?”
“Damien Evergreen.” He replied without hesitation.
She nodded, flipping through the files before pulling out a brown envelope stamped CONFIDENTIAL in bold red letters. “Here you go.”
Damien’s fingers tightened around the envelope as he accepted it. Without waiting another second, he moved to a quiet, secluded corner of the hall, tearing it open with urgency. A single sheet of paper slid out, the stark black letters staring back at him.
His eyes scanned the page once, twice, his breath caught.
“No… how is this possible?” he muttered under his breath, confusion clouding his face. His voice broke with disappointment as the truth sank in. “Negative? She’s not…?”
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He looked down at the paper again, hoping the words would somehow change, but they didn’t. The result was clear, Alina was not his sister.
Unsatisfied, he rifled through the envelope again, finding nothing but the small Ziploc bag containing the hair sample. His frustration deepened. Pulling out his phone, he dialed the doctor’s number with quick, impatient
taps.
The line clicked, and the doctor’s calm voice came through. “Mr. Evergreen?”
“There has to be a mistake,” Damien said sharply, pacing a step. “The result…it can’t be right.”
The doctor’s voice remained steady. “I assure you, Mr. Evergreen, our lab is one of the best when it comes to DNA testing. There’s no possibility of an error.”
Damien’s grip on the phone tightened, his chest heavy. The disappointment in his eyes was unmistakable, the weight of dashed hope pressing into his shoulders.
“Is everything alright? Was there a problem with the result?” The doctor asked gently.
Damien forced his tone into something steadier, though it carried the drag of defeat. “Everything’s fine.”
He ended the call abruptly, sliding the phone back into his pocket. With long, heavy steps, he walked down the corridor, his shoulders hunched under the weight of disappointment, his expression stormy and unreadable.
The moment he was gone, Seraphina stepped out from the shadows of the corner, her lips curling into a triumphant smirk. In her hand, she held a crisp sheet of paper, the true DNA result.
The word Positive glared up at her in bold, undeniable letters. Damien and Alina were indeed siblings.
Her fingers tightened around the page, her eyes glittering with malice. “Over my dead body will Alina find out she’s the long–lost heiress of the Evergreen family.” She whispered, venom dripping from every word.
The smirk on her face widened, satisfaction etched into every line of her expression. She tore the paper into pieces, trashing away the truth she’d stolen in a bin.
The storm was brewing,and Seraphina intended to be at its center.

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