Chasing My Pregnant Wife (Rosalie and Theodore) novel Chapter 671

Rosalie didn't care about what Laila said, except the one thing regarding her not being her parents' biological child.

"Stop it!" Rosalie shouted at the man.

The man retracted the foot he had just raised.

After putting his foot down, he felt a bit frustrated. He seemed to be a bit confused about his role. He was a kidnapper, so why should he listen to his hostage? It was annoying! He also had to avoid swearing, lest it affect his image.

‘Forget it,’ he thought.

He would just listen and not be petty with women. He still had to listen to Rosalie.

Rosalie immediately said, "Laila, you said I'm not my parents' biological child. Why should I believe you? It sounds like you're just saying that out of desperation. You have no evidence."

"What evidence do you need? You're not their biological child!" Laila's voice trembled. "If you don't believe it, you can do a DNA test. If you're truly my brother's biological daughter, then we have a blood relation. If not, the DNA test will show that!"

Laila suddenly had a flash of inspiration. Maybe this was her way to stay alive a bit longer. If Rosalie wanted a DNA test, she would have more time to live.

"Oh, you're such a clever girl," the man mocked. "Are you trying to buy time?"

Laila was terrified, as if she had seen a ghost. "Rosalie asked for evidence. I'm just providing it."

The man approached Rosalie. "So, do you want to do a DNA test with her?"

Rosalie had always been very understanding. She never caused trouble for her parents. She thought that since her parents said they would tell her when she was older, she would find out in due time.

Unexpectedly, her parents had died in an accident before she grew up. She had never thought that she wasn't her parents' biological child. Even when she noticed she had double eyelids while her parents had single eyelids, she never suspected it.

She was merely curious. Even when she checked online, she just wanted to know the answer, and never thought she wasn't their biological child.

Even when she saw her parents talking secretly in their room, as if hiding something from her, she never questioned if she was their biological child.

To Rosalie, they were simply her parents.