?<strong>Chapter 666:</strong>


    Mara, standing close to Esteban, saw the words as well. Her heart raced, and unease gnawed at her insides. She turned to Madisyn, noticing the cold smirk and anticipation in her eyes, which only deepened her sense of dread. Almost instinctively, Mara lunged for the document, but Dane quickly held her back.


    It was toote. Esteban had already seen the paternity test results.


    The document revealed that the probability of him and Jada being father and daughter was just 0.001%.


    Esteban’s heart skipped a beat as he processed the implications. Jada wasn’t his child.


    For a moment, his mind went nk. Then, fury surged through him. Without warning, he hurled the document at Mara, the paper slicing through the air like a dart aimed at its target.


    The document hit Mara’s head, causing it to bleed. But she paid no attention to the pain, hastily picking the document up from the floor. After reading it, her face drained of color, turning as pale as a ghost.


    Jada, standing not far away, had no idea what was happening. But judging by the reactions around her, it was clear the document was significant. She stepped forward, standing beside Mara to take a look at the paper.


    As soon as she read the contents, her world seemed to copse.


    How could she not be biologically rted to Esteban?


    Her eyes widened in disbelief as she turned to Mara.


    “Mara, you better exin this,” Esteban demanded, his voice shaking with rage. “Whose daughter is Jada?”


    His anger was so intense that his eyes were bloodshot.


    From the very beginning, he had always questioned how he had ended up with Mara. But now, with the pregnancy test result right in front of him, there was no denying it. He was forced to ept the truth.


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    It dawned on him that Mara had deceived him for years.


    “No! This is fake! Madisyn, why are you framing me?” Mara screamed, turning to Madisyn in panic. She reached out to scratch Madisyn’s face in fury.


    But before Mara couldnd a blow, Dane grabbed her wrist and pushed her back forcefully. She stumbled, falling to the cold floor with a loud cry of pain as her hip mmed against the unforgiving surface.


    Madisyn cast a condescending nce at Mara. “Do you really think your lies are wless? Karma has a way of catching up with people, and whatever wrongs you’vemitted will eventuallye to light.”


    “No, this is fake!” Mara eximed, her eyes darting to Esteban in desperation. “Jada is your child! Madisyn is framing me!”


    “Do you see any resemnce between Jada and me?” Esteban shot back, his expression as cold as ice as he pointed toward Jada. “Mara, you’ve truly lost your mind!”


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