Double Trouble — The Genetic Sample Condition

Please stop here. I'm with Adrian Coleman. Mr. Coleman, the old madam said she won't see any permits you to enter. She's my guest.

She knew I was coming? She's guarding against you. She's afraid of me. That's why she'll only let me in.

Go in. I'll wait here. Ten minutes. Noah, mommy will be back soon. The tea is freshly brewed.

Grandma, I have two children. Why did you hide this from me? Because the Coleman family doesn't need twins. What do you mean? A single heir to avoid internal conflict. Twins mean the family future will be

So you lied to Claire, told her one child died? What choice? She took Noah away, didn't she? You forged my signature, forged the note, made her think I abandoned her. I didn't forge your signature. That note, she signed it herself.

What? This is the custody waiver she signed. How is this possible? Because she had just given birth and was weak.

I had the doctor tell her if she didn't sign, both children would die. You deceived her. I used family tradition. A family tradition? Grandma, you destroyed a family.

I preserved the stability of the Coleman family. What about Ethan? He grew up without a mother. You think he's been happy? He has you. He thinks his mother abandoned him!

Some things aren't as simple as you think. Adrian, that child named Noah... What do you mean? That child, you'd better check his genes.

Why? Because when Claire signed the agreement back then, she made a condition. What condition? She demanded to keep Noah's genetic sample.

She said when Noah was born, the doctor found his genes were abnormal. What abnormality? I don't know, but I kept a backup of that genetic sample. Give me the sample.

Not now. why because that sample is connected to project e project e tomorrow's board meeting i'll reveal