Scars Of A Broken Bond
Chapter 560

Chapter 560

Chapter: 560

“Impossible.” Tyrone dismissed the claim without even glancing at the evidence. “The testingequipment must be faulty.”

He had spent three years with Sabrina, and he was intimately aware of her circumstances.

Since she was sixteen, Sabrina had been part of the Blakely family. How could he be ignorant of herhaving a child?

Moreover, this was supposedly her first pregnancy. If she had previously given birth, she would havehad some knowledge.

In short, Tyrone found Kylan’s assertion to be sheer nonsense.

Kylan continued, “I initially suspected a doctor’s error, so I asked.

But the doctor, with two decades of medical experience, insisted there was no error.”

Tyrone paused, throwing Kylan a skeptical look.

“If you remain doubtful, we could invite the doctor here for confirmation,” Kylan suggested gently.

Tyrone, rubbing the bridge of his nose, replied, “Fine, summon the doctor then.”

“Alright. I’ll contact her immediately.”

Detecting Tyrone’s lingering disbelief, Kylan exhaled deeply and exited the room.

In the ward, only Tyrone remained.

Reflecting on Kylan’s revelations, he remained steadfast that the doctor made a mistake.

The absurd claim of Sabrina having a baby in the past was beyond belief.

The possibility of a previous miscarriage seemed more plausible, considering the thin lining of heruterus could be a result of miscarriages.

Shortly after, Kylan returned, accompanied by the female gynecologist who had performed Sabrina’sabortion.

“Mr. Blakely, how may I assist you?” While internally scornful of the faithless man, the doctormaintained a veneer of courtesy towards Tyrone.

Tyrone’s gaze shifted to Kylan

Kylan swiftly acknowledged and withdrew Sabrina’s medical history, presenting it to the doctor.

The doctor examined it, clearly perplexed. “Is there an issue? Is there anything erroneous within thisrecord? Is Sabrina experiencing discomfort?”

Tyrone’s brow furrowed slightly as he took the record and read, “A past experience of childbirth?”

The doctor was baffled by Tyrone’s insinuation. “Yes. Women who’ve had children typically presentsuch signs. She’s recuperating well. One wouldn’t suspect she birthed a child. Your child must be aboutthree or four years old now, correct?”

Kylan exhaled deeply, casting a fleeting glance at Tyrone.