His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 376

The nurse walked over to the car and handed a blood sample to Rosalie.

"It went smoothly?" Rosalie accepted the vial of blood in joy.

The nurse nodded. "His sister was afraid of the pain, so he did the blood test to set an example for his sister. The siblings are really close."

Rosalie was only interested in Hayden.

Layla did not look like Elliot at all, and she had heard that Layla was the child Avery had had with another man.

Even if Hayden was Elliot's son, Rosalie did not intend on accepting Avery. How would people view Elliot if they were to accept Avery, a woman who had given birth to another man's child?

She placed the vial away carefully and shut the car door.

The car headed toward the medical center that performed the DNA test. Once they arrived, Rosalie handed the blood samples of Elliot and Hayden to the staff.

"How long until the results are out?"

"Usually three working days. We will inform you as soon as the results are out," said a member of the staff.

Rosalie could barely contain her excitement but nodded regardless.

Meanwhile, in Tate Industries, it was time for the weekly meeting.

"President Tate, Wanda Tate is making quite some noise on her end!" said the vice-president. "She has acquired three companies in a single swoop. She also has started the restructuring process, but the scariest thing is that she has already gained fifteen hundred million dollars. The investors seem rather confident in her ability."

"A friend of mine started working there, and according to him, Wanda Tate is wildly ambitious. She intends to become the leading drone manufacturer in the field. She plans on opening up the market by selling her drones at lower prices, and then she will move into luxury items once she established a client base. Finally, she will push our company out of the industry," said another manager.

Mike smirked in contempt. "Let her try, then! Let’s see if she really can bring us down!" "President Tate, what do you think? Should we do something?" The vice-president looked at Avery and said, "I'm confident with our products, but we also need to plan ahead and take precautions."