The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 707

The DNA test results confirmed that Carly was Nigel and Fiona's biological daughter.

Fiona was caught off guard. Deep down, she had already convinced herself that Carly wasn't her child. It was a mother's instinct, something she couldn't explain.

However, with the results right in front of her, she had no choice but to believe it.

Carly glanced between Nigel and Fiona. "Dad, Mom, what are you doing?"

Nigel quickly folded the document and put it away. If Carly was truly their daughter, there was no reason for her to know they had even done the test.

"We're just reviewing some paperwork," he said.

Carly nodded, then stepped forward and clung to Fiona's arm. She said sweetly, "Mom, your secretary wouldn't let me in just now. Do I really need permission just to see you?"

Fiona turned to the secretary and said, "Next time Carly comes, let her in immediately."

"Yes, ma'am," he responded with a nod.

Satisfied, Carly's demeanor brightened up. "Mom, you didn't forget what we talked about yesterday, did you? Today is my first day of work, so where are you placing me?"

Fiona said, "Carly, you'll start with an internship in the marketing department."

What? An internship? She was just going to be another regular employee?

Carly was very disappointed. She had expected Fiona to hand over the company's luxury jewelry brand and make her its CEO.

"Mom, you're making me work in marketing? I don't want to," she said petulantly.

"Then where do you want to go?"

"I want the jewelry brand under Jakeman Group."

Fiona exchanged a glance with Nigel, who frowned. "Carly, that brand is worth billions. You have no experience in the jewelry industry, so we can't just hand it over to you."

Fiona added, "Carly, you need to work your way up. You're my daughter; one day, everything I have will be yours. But right now, you're not ready. You need to start from the ground up. If you do well, you'll move up quickly."

Carly was furious. She pulled her hand away from Fiona and shouted, "Mom, I don't want to work in marketing!"

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