True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 502

Why was Heinz there?

Grace was a little surprised. Heinz was with their child. Why did he ask Alex to pick her up? He said he had something to do.

"Are you with the children?" She asked.

"Yes," Heinz's tone sank.

"Mommy, he's a big liar." Little Gary's voice rang out agitatedly.

Grace was taken aback. "Little Gary, what's going on?"

"Grace, I'll tell you later." After saying that, Heinz hung up the phone.

Holding the phone and listening to the dial tone, she was very surprised.

Grace thought for a moment and said to Alex, "Alex, take me to Ernest and Little Gary."

"Well..." Alex was a little hesitant, as if he was in a bit of a dilemma.

"If you can't, I'll take a taxi myself." Grace could tell that he was in a difficult position, so she didn't want to make things difficult for him.

"It doesn't matter," Alex said. "I'll bring you there right now."

At this moment, Heinz hung up the phone and looked at the little fellow in front of him.

There were only two people in the room.

Little Gary's face was full of disdain. He didn't even look at Heinz, disgust all over his face.

"Little Gary." Heinz frowned and whispered, "This is really unexpected."

"You're a big liar," Gary said in a loud voice. "You lied to me and you lied to Mommy."

"No," Heinz shook his head, squatted down, looked at Little Gary, and said in a very serious tone. "This was really an accident. I myself just found out about it." "Hmph," Little Gary snorted coldly. It was obvious that he did not believe him.

He pulled out the test results from the belt behind him.

This afternoon, Heinz had come to pick him and Ernest up. As soon as he got into the car, Little Gary found the report on the seat in the car.

He picked it up to take a look and immediately knew what it was. His mommy had examined it with him the last time.

This was a DNAtest result.

At that time, he didn't say a word. When they arrived at Ernest's villa, he'd sent Ernest away and went to the study to question Heinz. Heinz was stunned on the spot, which led to the current situation.

There was no way he could keep this secret perfectly.

This was probably the case.

Little Gary was a smart child. He immediately thought of Ernest's background, and Heinz could not lie to the child.

Once Little Gary saw the test results, he immediately made a fuss and wanted to leave.

Now, even if he tried to explain, the child wouldn't believe it either.

"Little Gary, I just got the report today." Heinz said, "Believe it or not, I only found out today that Ernest is also my biological son, but I really don't know who his mother is." "I'm afraid you can't remember long ago." Little Gary frowned, "You're just a sowing machine. Maybe there are still many children in our school who are your kids." Heinz's body trembled vigorously, and his pupils expanded uncontrollably.

He looked at Little Gary's childish face, which looked like his. He was his own child, so was Ernest.

However, he had promised Little Gary faithfully before.

Ernest was only adopted.

It was like a slap in his face now.

Furthermore, Little Gary had called Grace.

Now that it had become such a mess, how would it end? He was a bit anxious.

"I'll tell Mommy," Little Gary gritted his teeth and glared at Heinz.

Heinz narrowed his eyes, "Little Gary, even if you don't do this for me, you should do it for your mother. Don't make her sad, okay?"

"You still want to deceive Mommy?"

"I'm not deceiving her," Heinz shook his head. "I don't mean to lie to your mommy. I'm still investigating the matter. I need to replace out the truth before I can confess to her."

"You can also be honest with her now," Little Gary said directly. "You hid it because you felt guilty. You wronged my mother."

"Yes," Heinz nodded. Without avoiding the topic, he whispered, "Little Gary, I like your mommy very much now. I can't live without her. I'm worried that she will be upset."

Little Gary's raised eyebrows frowned, and a flash of worry appeared in his eyes.

Heinz's sharp eyes caught sight of this. He looked at Little Gary's face and continued to persuade him, "Your mommy is still not in good health and is taking traditional Chinese medicine to nurse her health. I am not lying to her. I just need to replace a suitable time to tell her."

"You just don't want to be honest." Little Gary argued, "You're already so used to lying."

Heinz was really inexcusable.

He sighed and said softly, "Give me a week. Once I finish the investigation, I'll give you a result. If you are not satisfied with that, you can tell your mommy in person, okay?"

Little Gary's eyes flashed with a trace of impatience. "A week for what? What other results do you want? It is already in front of you, what else do you want to investigate?" Heinz was stunned.

"Ernest is your son." Gary said coldly, "This result is beneficial for him, but it's too sad for mommy. How many other women do you have?"

"I really didn't mess around with other women." A struggle flashed in Heinz's deep and bottomless eyes. "You just don't believe me. Give me a week for your mother, can't you?" "No," Little Gary refused without any hesitation.

Heinz took a deep breath, "In this case, I won't persuade you anymore. Go. Tell her. If your mommy is devastated, I can't do anything about it."

Little Gary was startled and clenched his hands tightly.

They faced each other, not willing to back down.

"Knock knock knock."

Suddenly, there was a knock on the door.

Heinz didn't say anything, and Little Gary also kept silent.

"Dad, Little Gary."

Ernest's voice came through the door, "What are you doing? Why haven't you come out yet?"

"We're coming," Heinz's voice sounded, and Little Gary immediately threw the test report at Heinz.

Heinz was startled and glanced at him unconsciously.

He had walked to the door and opened it.

Ernest blinked and looked at Little Gary's dark face.

He was very surprised. "Little Gary, did you have a fight with Dad?"

Little Gary did not say anything as he walked out.

Heinz held the report in his hand, folded it, and locked it in the safe box.

Ernest looked at Little Gary who was outside the door. Then, he looked at his father who was inside the room as he asked in confusion, "Dad, what's wrong?"

"It's all right, Ernest." Heinz came out and took his hand. This was also his own child. No wonder he had always been very close to Ernest.

Every time he saw Ernest, he had a warm feeling. He had practically adopted this child at first sight.

He definitely didn't expect that Ernest was his biological child.

Heinz took Ernest's hand and looked up at Little Gary, who was glaring at him angrily; his eyes were dark and gloomy.

Heinz was dazed. He was not sure what this little guy was thinking. He didn't know if Little Gary would tell Grace about it.

At this time, the butler came to report, "Sir, Miss Smith is here."

Heinz was stunned. Grace had arrived so quickly.

"Is that Mommy?" Little Gary asked.

"Yes, Young Master."

Little Gary turned around and walked out.

Heinz panicked and quickly followed him.