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“No,” he shouted. “You listen to me. You let me divorce my wife. You let my family humiliate her. You let all of us stand here celebrating a baby that might not even be mine?”
Outside the exam room, the hallway had gone silent. Nurses glanced over. The legal adviser quietly reminded the family that the clinic required accurate medical reporting, especially when fertility and paternity claims affected treatment decisions.
But David was beyond hearing anyone.
Allison covered her face. “I was scared.”
Linda staggered backward into the wall, one hand pressed against her pearls. “You said my son finally had a son on the way.”
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