Second Marriage to Mr. Rich (Ned Fletcher) novel Chapter 380

Since Sean had mentioned it, Angeline was curious. "What happened to Winston?"

"Winston isn't Mr. Webb's son." Sean smiled slightly as he turned the steering wheel and drove out of the parking lot. "The child was swapped."

Angeline was shocked. She had never imagined that something like that would happen.

"I thought that this kind of scenario would only happen in TV shows, movies, or novels."

"This kind of scenario was inspired by real-life events." Then Sean explained slowly to Angeline, "The paternity test results were out. The Webb family's nanny at the time swapped the children because she wanted her grandson to live a good life with a good family.

"Mr. Webb was away on a business trip while Mrs. Webb left the child to the nanny's care after he was born. The nanny swapped Mr. Webb's child for her own grandchild."

"Where is Mr. Webb's real son?" Angeline asked.

"Mr. Webb's real son is a go-getter. He excelled academically throughout his childhood, and although his family kept oppressing him and made him go to work to earn money for his younger brother, he got a scholarship and continued studying. The scholarship money was taken by the nanny's family too, so he worked hard and saved up.

"Finally, he met his wife at university and married her. However, due to his relationship with his family, they got divorced after two months. He asked for nothing and left everything to his wife. Then he decided to go abroad and deleted everyone he knew from his contact list. It took us quite a long time to locate Mr. Webb's real son."

When they had finally found him, Taylor had gone to Daniel with the evidence and told him about everything.

Daniel had made Winston get a paternity test with both himself and the nanny, and he finally confirmed that Winston was related to the nanny.

"Winston has made several mistakes over the years. It'll be easy to find an excuse to kick him out," Angeline replied.

The car stopped in front of a restaurant. Angeline and Sean had just gotten out when they heard someone calling out to her.

"It really is you!" Mallory clattered over on her high heels the moment she saw Angeline. Her brother, Miles, stood on the steps of the restaurant.

Perhaps it was because of the conversation he had had with Ned in the hospital room, at that moment, Miles felt rather strange when he saw Angeline. He felt too embarrassed to go and greet her.

Mallory was different. She took Angeline's arm at once, as if nothing had happened in the past and they were still best friends who had grown up together.