My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley)

Chapter 66

Cole stepped on the brake abruptly, stopping the car by the roadside. He got out of the car, opened the

trunk, and took out a sealed brown envelope from the car’s password-protected box.

He eagerly sat back in the driver’s seat and turned on the small overhead light. In the dim light, he

opened the brown envelope containing several DNA paternity test documents.

When Cole provided the samples to the head of the lab testing department, he did not use full names

but letters to represent the names. The bag containing Bradley’s sample had the letter “W” written on it.

The bag containing Esther’s sample had the letter “Q” written on it. The bag containing Felix’s sample RêAd lat𝙚St chapters at Novel(D)ra/ma.Org Only

had the letter “X” written on it, while the bag containing Tink erbell’s sample had the letter “B ” written

on it.

Cole found the paternity test between “W” and “B”. Without bothering to read the previous content, he

went straight to the last page to look at the set of numbers written on it. The number was “o”, indicating

no biological relationship between the two individuals.

Cole was stunned. ‘H-How could this be?’

The DNA paternity test conducted using samples from Bradley, Esther, and Tink erbell at the hospital

confirmed a clear father-daughter relationship. Cole turned to the last page of the paternity test report,

located between “Q” and “B,” and discovered that the content was identical to the previous paternity

test result.

This meant that Tinke rbell had no blood relationship with Esther or Bradley. If it was only the case with

Bradley, it could still be possible that Esther was carrying someone else’s child. If Tink erbell had no

relationship with Esther either, what was going on?

These twins were the ones he had personally taken out of prison all those years ago. Esther was also

the only one who had given birth in the prison hospital, making it impossible for a mix-up to occur. What

exactly had gone wrong?

A massive conspiracy suddenly emerged in Cole’s mind. Esther always refused to admit that she had

unplugged Thomas’ oxygen mask. She also always believed that she had been carrying Bradley’s

child.

If Tin kerbell and Pixie were not Esther’s daughters, then where had the twins he had carried out of the

prison gone? Why did the DNA paternity test conducted at the hospital under the Warner Group show

that Tinke rbell was the biological daughter of Esther and Bradley?

Various questions lingered in Cole’s mind, knotted like a tangled mess of thread that he could not

unravel. The truth was shrouded in a thick fog, making it difficult to see clearly. This matter was of great

importance and involved Bradley, so Cole did not dare to make a decision on his own. He started the

car and headed toward the Warner Group’s hospital, wanting to report his latest findings to

Bradley.

At that moment, a speeding cement truck crashed heavily into the Mercedes-Benz Cole was driving.

Under the powerful impact, the car was thrown off the bridge and slammed into the water, creating a

huge splash.