Chapter 344


    What?


    Bonnie wondered what was wrong with her ears.


    "What did you just, say?" Bonnie was filled with anticipation and excitement, but tried to put on a calm


    face, "Say it again."


    Sebastian pursed his thin lips, "Nothing."


    "But you just said something clearly." Bonnie, unwilling to give up, asked again.


    Sebastian, on the other hand, changed the subject directly, "Fasten your seat belt."


    "Oh good." Bonnie hurriedly put her head down to fasten her seat belt.


    She had nned to buckle up and continue asking questions.


    When she looked up again, the car was already in front of the Sunshine Vi, and Sebastian urged her


    to get out.


    Bonnie: "......"


    How could she forget that the pawnshop and the Sunshine Vi were just a few hundred meters away?


    As she watched Sebastian drive away, Bonnie vowed in her heart that she would ask Sebastian when


    he returned tonight.


    For a while, she was so focused that she forgot to think about why Sebastian had suddenly returned to


    the Sunshine Vi and happened to be waiting for her outside the alley.


    --


    In the blink of an eye, it waste at night.


    Sebastian finished thest document in his hand, tossed the Parker pen to the side, and slowly got up


    to his feet.


    That''s when his cell phone rang.


    It was Rupert calling.


    "What is it?" Sebastian asked in a deep voice as he picked up the phone.


    Rupert spoke with a smile, "Congrattions, cousin."


    So clueless to say, but Sebastian has guessed the reason, "The paternity test came out?"


    "Yes, it''s out, and the results show that Be is indeed not little Joanna''s biological mother, and the


    DNA match between the two, less than twenty percent."


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    If it''s just under twenty, it only means that Be and little Joanna, are strangers among strangers.


    "These two children ......" Sebastian''s voice instantly rasped for a few moments, "are Bonnie''s?"


    "I can''t tell, after all, I don''t have a sample of Bonnie''s blood or hair or anything like that." Rupert said.


    After a pause, and remembered one thing, "Right cousin, you can infer from the days of the same


    room, ah, that period of time you actually touch who is not clear to you?"


    "The lights were off that night, I didn''t see it." Sebastian said in a deep voice.


    It was also because he didn''t see it that he was deceived by Be for years and kept thinking that it


    was Be that night.


    "Then there''s nothing you can do," Rupert echoed, "or you can go to Be now and ask who the hell


    the person was that night and where she stole the baby from."


    "Take the news of my paternity test and leak it to Be," Sebastian said in a deep voice.


    What?


    Rupert''s brain buzzed, "Cousin you''re crazy, you leak it to Be now, she''ll take immediate steps to


    eliminate incriminating evidence, or even run away."


    "If she doesn''t panic, how can I find clues?" Sebastian''s voice was hoarse and dark, "Don''t rush, wait


    for the fish to hook itself."


    It''s been five years since he went to investigate on his own, not necessarily as fast as Be was


    exposed.


    Hearing this, Rupert finally responded, "I understand, leave it to me, I know how to do it."


    "Hmm." Sebastian nodded, "I''m going on a trip abroad, I''ll be back in two days, and I hope to see that


    you''ve taken care of it."