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The Best Revenge It Wasn't Even Your Child novel Chapter 719

"I've been wanting to do it for a while. I just finally found the right opportunity."

Belinda's face tightened. She was too proud to admit to her son that she had been played. She would settle the score with Adelina herself!

"I've already had the DNA test canceled," Lance stated coldly. "Lanny is not your grandson. From now on, you are banned from seeing him."

With that, he turned on his heel and walked out.

Belinda stared at the empty doorway in sheer disbelief, the color draining entirely from her face. "What does he mean? How can he say that to me!"

"Belinda, please don't get worked up. He's just furious right now. Last night was a nightmare. Let him cool off, and you can talk to him later," Susan coaxed, terrified the older woman would have a heart attack.

Belinda's vision swam, a loud ringing filling her ears.

"I am furious! Just wait until I'm out of here. We'll see about this!"

—

Lance stepped into the hallway where Aaron was waiting.

"Boss, Geoffrey is here."

At the far end of the corridor, Geoffrey stood by the elevators, looking around with a mix of anxiety and calculation. Spotting Lance, he immediately pasted on a sycophantic smile and hurried over.

Lance's gaze was lethal, stripping the man down to the bone.

"Lance, did you need to see me?" Geoffrey asked, keeping his tone perfectly neutral.

"Geoffrey, you've already seen your men. What the hell are you playing at?" Aaron snapped.

The moment Geoffrey had arrived, he was escorted directly to the bruised, bloodied bodyguards who had tried to kidnap Lanny.

"You've got it all wrong! I have no idea who those men are! I don't know what's going on!"

Geoffrey threw his hands up, playing the frantic, innocent victim. "If you'd just tell me what happened, I could help you look into it."

The only reason Lance had dragged Geoffrey here was because the bodyguards had refused to give up their boss. A leader's men reflected the leader—and Geoffrey was a pathological liar.

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