No Chance of Remarriage Get Lost (Elisa) novel Chapter 1436

Chapter 1436 Ms Benett, You’re Finally Back!

Having finished her tea and copied the surveillance footage, Elisa was ready to leave. She asked, "Is there anything else you need from me, Mr. Knowles?"

Winslow knew what Elisa was thinking.

He grinned and said, "Didn't I already say there's no need? You said you couldn't just stand by and watch Gareth get into trouble. It's pointless for me to force you to stay. I don't need you here. Go ahead and do your thing."

The man's remarkable insight into her thoughts caught Elisa off guard.

Nevertheless, she didn't argue and nodded, saying, "Alright. If you need me for anything, give me a call."

There was no such thing as a free ride in this world.

Having obtained the surveillance footage with Winslow's help, it was only logical for him to reach out for another assignment. As long as it aligned with her principles, Elisa would be willing to accept it.

Little did Elisa know that the man called in his subordinate, North, after she left.

North came and greeted, "What can I do for you, Mr. Knowles?"

"Get the saliva from this cup, extract the DNA, and then compare it to mine," Winslow commanded North.

North was utterly taken aback and asked with utter confusion, "Are you serious, Mr. Knowles?"

Never before had he been so taken aback and bewildered in Winslow's presence.

North knew very well that no one else had left the room except Elisa. It was the very cup she had just taken a sip from.

He was astonished to be asked to send Elisa's saliva sample along with Winslow's for a DNA test.

No wonder his boss had been treating Elisa differently, but... Winslow had always been a loner all these years. Throughout all the years North had worked for him, he had never witnessed Winslow showing any interest in women.

The sudden suspicion that Elisa could be Winslow's biological daughter blew North's mind.

But Winslow responded to his disbelief with a scolding tone, "Since when did you become such a nosy busybody with so many doubts?"

"Oh, Mr. Knowles, that's not what I meant. If she truly is your daughter, I would..."