Darnley sharply said, "Uncle Roman, you’re quite old and still don’t have a wife.
You should save some wife money, otherwise, if you spend it all, you’ll never get married when you’re old."
"Oh come on," Roman Hughes ruffled Darnley’s hair, "who taught this kid that you need money to get married? You two are so materialistic."
"No one taught me, I just saw it on TV. Am I wrong?"
Faye Townsend scratched her forehead helplessly. TV, she had totally overlooked this big influence.
Hunter Warren casually picked up Darnley and said, "Son, you’re not wrong.
To marry a quality woman, the woman you love, you really need to save a lot of money.
This is the wealth prepared for you and the person you love, to live a better life.
Before that, you yourself need to be a man of quality.
Don’t be like your Uncle Roman, who still hasn’t gotten a wife yet.
Look at him, isn’t he pitiful?"
Darnley looked at Roman Hughes, then at Hunter Warren, and nodded seriously, "I understand, Dad."
Roman Hughes glared at Hunter Warren angrily, "Geez man, are you really throwing your brother under the bus ?
You should at least find some jobless drifter to educate the kid.
Using someone as positive as me as a role model, you’re something else..."
Hunter Warren couldn’t be bothered to respond, he extended his long arm to wrap around Faye Townsend’s shoulders, and the two of them, each carrying a child, headed out of the hospital.
Roman Hughes put both hands in the pockets of his white coat, "You’re really not going to eat here?"
"Maybe another day," Hunter Warren glanced back at him, "Come find me after you get the results."
"Alright, you go ahead, I’ll eat by myself."
Seeing the family of four leave, Roman Hughes was puzzled. Doing a paternity test and coming all happy together as a family of four, that’s quite rare.
Roman Hughes turned around to walk back to his office, while calling the laboratory to hurry up with Hunter Warren’s test.
With him involved, even if those people weren’t proactive, they’d have to be.
The test results came out on the third day, just as Roman Hughes had the day off, so he personally brought the test results to Hunter Warren’s company.
He threw the test results onto his desk, "You really are something.
I said I could tell you over the phone, but you insisted I make an extra trip.
Do you think you deserve my day off?"
Hunter Warren didn’t acknowledge him, holding the brown paper bag containing the paternity test results with both hands.
Roman Hughes grinned mischievously as he leaned over, "What, you’re actually nervous?"
"Shut up," Hunter gave him a side-eye.
Roman Hughes plopped himself down on the edge of his desk, "There’s really nothing to be nervous about.
Haven’t you already mentally prepared? Even if he’s not your biological child, you’ll still treat him wholeheartedly."
Hunter Warren glanced at him, "If you don’t speak, will someone mistake you for a mute?"
Roman Hughes laughed, "Sure, even with me talking, you almost treat me like air."
"Stop messing around, I’m not in the mood for your nonsense right now."
Roman Hughes crossed his arms, "What were you thinking, that day when Faye was around, I was too embarrassed to ask.
Before, when I suggested a paternity test, you didn’t do it, but this time you came with Faye and the kids.
Aren’t you worried Faye will feel bad? To be honest, if it were me, I might not take it well."
"It was Faye who insisted I do it. Sebastian has been using the child to harass me and Faye recently.
Some things... maybe Faye is right.
Having a legally recognized result can silence a lot of gossiping mouths.
It’s not just about Sebastian."
"Sebastian still behaves ? No way, she comes to see me often lately, and I feel... she seems to have changed."
Hunter Warren shook his head, "It’s hard to change one’s nature. Why does she keep looking for you?"
"She’s just bored. Oh, stop nagging, hurry up and check your results."
Hunter Warren was actually a bit flustered inside, but he still needed to look. He opened the brown paper bag and took out the test report.
Roman Hughes said, "Just look at the final opinion of the examination."
Hunter Warren’s gaze shifted downward, and at the moment he saw the opinion, his expression turned somewhat grim.
Based on the results of DNA genetic marker typing, it does not support the tested father Hunter Warren as the biological father of the child Darnley.
Hunter Warren frowned... paternity... not supported.
Roman Hughes saw Hunter Warren’s expression and chuckled, "What, so happy you don’t even know what to say?"