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The living room grew still for minutes, then Liam folded the paper, walked over to Ali, and placed it inside her palm. Then he frowned and coldly said, “I will be there for the ultrasound, and if you are truly pregnant, I want a DNA test done.”
In a fate of rage, Ali squeezed the sheet and tossed it to the ground. Then she gazed at Liam and shouted, “Fine! And if this pregnancy is yours like I know it is, then what next?”
Those words caught Liam off guard, and yet he managed to hide his anxiety behind the calmness in his eyes.
“I will own up to my responsibility,” Liam said with a frown.
“The last I heard, she doesn't know who the father of her unborn child is. So if it's not you, are you going to make our kid a bastard just so you can keep your relationship with her and take care of another man's child?” Ali rudely asked with a look of disgust on her face as she stared at Carmen.
“Shut up!” Liam shouted.
When he gazed at her, Ali could see
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