“Did you ever even get your follow-up test?”
He remained silent.
That silence told me everything.
“No,” he finally admitted.
I closed my eyes.
Eight years of marriage.
And he hadn’t even taken the final medical step necessary to confirm the procedure had worked.
Yet he had been completely certain that I was guilty.
Paula suddenly stepped forward.
“This changes nothing.”
I looked at her.
“What?”
She glanced at Diego.
“You still have to prove those children are his.”
My attorney had told me not to argue.
So I simply said:
“Then we can prove it.”
The DNA Test
Several weeks later, after consulting our attorneys and physicians, Diego agreed to genetic testing.
The results took longer than I expected.
During those weeks, something changed.
Diego started calling.
At first, he asked about the pregnancy.
Then he asked how I was feeling.
Then he began asking whether I had eaten.
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