Wrong marriage and sweet love (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 1036

Khebury Analysis Center.

Joe, Joe's two assistants and Miss Lee, as well as Mrs. James and Luther, all came into the office.

Mrs. James locked the office door and pressed the remote control to close the blinds.

In this way, they were completely isolated from the outside world.

"Mr. Warner, please rest assured. My office has special soundproofing equipment. Nothing we say can ever be heard outside." Mrs. James pointed to the couch, "Mr. Warner, please sit down."

Luther nodded gently and then sat down on the sofa.

Mrs. James followed suit and sat down opposite him.

"Let's run through it and start from the beginning. Joe, can you tell us what happened when the Heath family was looking for their lost kid and sent samples to us." Mrs. James opened his mouth and asked.

Joe stood up and reported, "Mrs. James, I've just retrieved the identification report from four years ago."

He said, laying the two reports in front of Luther.

Luther picked up the report and flipped it through.

Joe explained, "The orphanage sent two samples and the Heath family sent two samples. After repeated testing and comparison, one of the samples sent by the orphanage had a genetic match of 99.9999%, while the other showed the opposite."

Luther looked at the genetic test report in his hand.

"Yes, that's for sure. The other report shows negative result and was not taken by the Heath family. But we keep both reports." Joe said. Generally speaking, who would take a report about someone who had nothing to do with them?

Mrs. James glanced at Miss Lee at this point and asked, "Can you tell us more about what you mentioned just now."

Miss Lee stepped forward and bowed slightly, "Mrs. James, Mr. Warner, here's what happened. About four months after the report was taken away, I remember that it was in an afternoon when the old Mr. Heath came to the identification center. He went straight in and said he wanted to see Joe."

Joe froze, "I didn't know about it."

Miss Lee nodded, "Yes, you happened to be away that day, and I was the one who received him. I told the old Mr. Heath that if there was anything he needed, he could tell me as well. So the old Mr. Heath said he wanted to check the paternity report from four months ago. I asked him exactly what he wanted to find out. The old Mr. Heath said that two samples were sent in, one of which belonged to Charlotte, and he wanted to know what the other girl's name was."

Luther heard what she said, and unconsciously tightened his grip on the reports and the reports were all wrinkled.