Charming Lady Hard to Chase After Being Dumped novel Chapter 632

Nora glanced at the report and could not be bothered with this woman. She threw the report to her.

Mrs. Livingstone immediately took it.

After taking a look, she was stunned and frowned tightly.

Jessica, who was accompanying Helen, walked over at the right time. When she saw Mrs. Livingstone's disbelieving expression, she walked to her and said, "This child is almost four months old. Now that the results are out... Mrs. Livingstone, you should believe it, right?"

Hearing her words, Mrs. Livingstone suddenly looked up.

She did not dare to believe this report and said, "Impossible. After I found out that Cecelia was pregnant, I personally took her to the hospital for another checkup! It was indeed a month old!"

How could she not know how long Cecelia was pregnant for?

She had suspected it before, so she specially took Cecelia to the hospital. Yesterday, before Thomas got a divorce, she had done a fresh checkup.

As soon as she said this, Jessica asked, "Which hospital did you go to?"

Mrs. Livingstone said, "New York Women's and Children's Hospital."

Jessica lowered her eyes and sneered. "Don't you know that the director of that hospital is Cecelia's cousin?"

Mrs. Livingstone:"???"

She was stunned. "How could this be?!"

Why would she bother to find out who the director of New York Women's and Children's Hospital was? Therefore, she had never thought of this question! However, when she went to the hospital and confirmed that the child was only one month old, the doctor had joked, "Eat less. Those who don't know might think that your tummy is more than three months old. If you're too fat, it'll lead to premature labor-"

That was why she was certain that the child in Cecelia's stomach was Thomas'.

But now, she realized that perhaps this was all planned by Cecelia long ago!

Mrs. Livingstone's expression changed from white to purple and then to as pale as paper. A series of changes made Nora, who was beside her, click her tongue in admiration.