Substitute Marriage With the Illegitimate Son novel Chapter 453

"The result of paternity test has proven that Janet is indeed your biological daughter." In fact, when Frank first saw the match rate between the two was as high as 99.8%, he couldn't help but be in awe of Ethan's wife.

The White family was considered one of the most influential families in the country. They had the most contacts, the most resources, and the most enterprises.

Although the Lester family in Seacisco was by no means weak, it was not as influential as the White family. They had become so strong thanks to years and years of accumulated businesses and connections. Few families were as influential as this one.

As Frank continued to discuss the results of the paternity test, Ethan noticed that the Whites had been looking at Janet for quite a while with tears in their eyes.

Beal stood up first and stumbled over to Janet, throwing his arms around her clumsily.

The middle-aged man disregarded any semblance of dignity and burst into tears.

Afraid that she might frighten Janet off if she broke down as well, Johanna simply stood aside and simply patted Janet on the back, covering her mouth with a handkerchief as she sobbed.

Janet, on the other hand, was stunned. Finally, the sounds of her parents' sobs brought her back to reality, and she too couldn't help but burst into tears.

They had finally found each other after so many years.

They had only met their daughter once before, right after she was born. Naturally, Beal had a lot to say to his daughter, with whom he had lost contact ever since.

"How have you been all these years, my dear child? I'm so sorry. Your mother and I weren't able to find you until now. This is all our fault." Beal took off his glasses and wiped them with the hem of his shirt. When he put them back on, his eyes were still tearful and red. "I heard that the Lind family adopted you."

He had investigated the Lind family before he came here. Although the Linds were not that big a family, they were well-off.

At the mention of that particular family name, Johanna's nostrils flared in anger. "There is not a single good Lind," she snorted.

After all, judging from the way Janet spoke of her adoptive family, she didn't have a good time with the Lind family.