Female Novel
Chapter 1098
Chapter 1098
Wenham realized that he had slipped his tongue, but after thinking about it, he decided not to hide thetruth anymore. He told Darcie everything about Stella right then and there.
“So, you’re saying the child Freesia had given birth to is still alive, and Stella’s the child?”
“Yes,” Wenham said with emotion. “What a coincidence, right? Stella saved Jaylene when she had thatasthma attack. Trevor got to know her when he went to her place to thank her. After doing a DNA test,he confirmed her identity. It feels like God had planned this and returned her to me after twenty-fiveyears.”
“When I first saw Stella, I noticed that her eyebrows looked similar to Freesia’s. I was surprised by howmuch she looked like her. It all makes sense now,” Dahlia claimed. She paused for a moment andsuddenly said, “By the way, didn’t the doctors say that the child died of suffocation because theumbilical cord was wrapped around her neck? Whose baby was buried if Stella’s alive and well? Howcould the hospital make a mistake like this?”
Wenham’s face turned cold when Darcie mentioned that. “I think it’s Rainee Spade’s child. But she’sgone now. There’s no need to do a DNA test anymore. As for the mix-up, Trevor is still looking into thematter. Some of the doctors and nurses who delivered the baby back then have emigrated out of thecountry. At the same time, the whereabouts of some of them are unknown. They’re clearly coveringsomething up. Everything will be revealed when we find them.”
Darcie pursed her lips, and after a long time, she said, “Well, at least the child is alive and healthy. It’s aconsolation for Freesia and your family. They can finally ease their pain of losing the child.”
Wenham thought about something, and his lips curved upward. There was tenderness between hiseyebrows. “In the end, she still won the bet. Our daughter does look like her.”
Darcie clenched her fingers and said with a smile, “She’s as gorgeous as her mother.”novelbin
Meanwhile, the news about Stella pushing another actor down the stairs continued to fester. Bellainitially thought Keegan would not be able to sit still and would find someone to negotiate with her.Although her goal was to take The Palace off the shelves, she would likely make a deal with Keegan ifhe took the initiative to discuss the terms. After all, none of the bosses Bella had dealt with over theyears had been as generous as Keegan. Td be stupid to reject his proposal if he could provide me withtop resources like he did before,’ she thought.
However, Bella was wrong about Keegan making a deal with her. The man did not make a move at allfor the whole night. The only visits she got were from the people in Elegant Media. However, Bellarefused to see them by stating that she was not feeling well.
She knew that they were not there to support her but to have her post a statement to clear up Stella’sname. She also knew that if she did that, there would be no turning back. If Bella cleared up everythingthat had happened, the company would either reduce her screen time or cut her out of the filmcompletely. So, to her, she had to take the sinister path no matter what. This meant that Bella had toframe Stella all the way and take The Palace down with her.
At 7:00 a.m. the next day, an online interview with Bella went viral. Felicity was still asleep at that timebut was woken up by texts from the group chat. She hurriedly clicked on one of the links, but hermobile data was not working. This was a major problem since she did not have Wi-Fi. ‘My data networkhas always been fine. Why is this happening now?’
Felicity’s data limit had reached its limit that month. Not wanting to turn on the roaming option on herphone, she slipped on her shoes and went to Vermont’s place to use his Wi-Fi.
Felicity entered the password to the apartment and ran toward the study to switch on the router. Eventhough Vermont seemed like someone who did not have a healthy lifestyle, he cherished his life very
well. He would turn off the router every night before bed just to avoid the chances of radiation.