Celine ended the call and was about to return to preparing the antidote when a maid approached her.
"Ms. Celine, the kitchen has prepared some chicken noodle soup for you. It's ready—please come downstairs and have some."
"I'm fine," Celine replied, brushing her off.
She turned to head back to her room, but the maid quickly stepped in front of her, blocking her path.
"Ms. Celine!" the maid said urgently.
Celine stared at her. "What's the matter?"
The maid fumbled nervously, unsure of what to say. "I… I…"
Before the maid could continue, Adam's voice cut through the tension. "Celine."
She glanced back, and Adam walked toward them.
"The chicken noodle soup is ready. You're pregnant, and you haven't eaten yet—please, go downstairs and have some first," he insisted.
Celine opened her mouth to refuse, but before she could speak, Adam took her hand and gently led her away, not giving her a chance to protest.
The maid watched them disappear down the hallway, letting out a quiet sigh of relief. She turned around and spotted Lucy standing nearby.
"Mrs. Tate, I did as you instructed. Ms. Celine and Mr. Alvarez have gone downstairs."
Lucy gave a nod. "Good. Make sure no one finds out about this. You know what will happen if it gets out."
The maid's face paled. "I understand, Mrs. Tate."
Lucy felt a wave of relief wash over her as she hurried into the room.
Her eyes immediately landed on the medicine preparation table, and there it was—a syringe filled with blood—the one Celine had drawn from Nigel.
Perfect. She had found it.
Without a moment's hesitation, Lucy pulled a syringe from her pocket, filled with her own blood.
In one swift motion, she made the exchange.
Once the switch was made, she exhaled in relief. Carly's true parentage would remain a secret.
It was over. Hayden had seen everything.
Lucy's mind went blank, panic flooding her.
"Why did you swap Mr. Hampton's blood? He's Carly's biological father. Only the blood of a close relative can save her! By switching his blood, does that mean… you're her close relative? Are you… Carly's biological mother?"
Lucy's face went pale, her heart racing uncontrollably. "N-No! Hayden, please, let me explain—"
Hayden gripped the syringe tighter. "Explain what? Lucy, what are you hiding from me?
"I remember now—Celine is supposed to be your biological daughter, but you've never treated her like one. You've always been cold, distant, even cruel. But with Carly, you've always acted like she's your own flesh and blood.
"Everyone thought you were just a hopeless romantic, obsessed with Carly's father. But now, it all makes sense.
"Lucy… tell me the truth. Is Carly actually your biological daughter? Did you switch Celine and Carly at birth?"
For years, Hayden had noticed Lucy's coldness toward Celine, but he had never questioned it. Now, after seeing the blood swap, everything clicked into place.
Hayden's face turned pale. "Lucy... Did you really orchestrate a baby swap? Carly is your biological daughter, isn't she? And Celine... is she Mr. Hampton's daughter? That means she's the true heiress all along!"
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam)
How can this be,Carly always gets away with everything and Celine intelligence is not working her at all....
Just as I thought. This could go on a few more chapters. But the bond between Fiona amd Celine is undeniable. Even without knowing that they are mother and daughter. Though I'm totally confused. Isn't there any resemblance between Celine and her parents? How couldn't they tell that she was their daughter?...
As expected of the dna results in favor of the wicked carly again.. so frustrating...
I hope the writer of this story will not prolong this…..what happened to the DNA…...
Can you upload more chapters per day, each chapter is very short you always keep us hanging...
Can’t wait for when Nigel will discover Celine is his child...
I was enjoying Celine being a formidable woman until the author put her abuser back in her way to make it seem she is weak willed with no physical control. This saddens me....
Regardless of how "sorry" the abusive man is. His regret is his own burden to carry....
When a woman divorces a man because he ill treated her, authors of these books, should stop making a women look desperate to go back with the abusive man. The real world is not like that. Many many women value themselves too much to return to their abusers....
Please this story is going round in circles……this writer🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️...