But I couldn’t find the words to stop him, because the child was theirs, I couldn’t watch the child suffer harm, and naturally he wouldn’t let the child get hurt.
Although Tang Yuchen was certain that Kangkang was his child, he still wanted proof.
He sent people to investigate the doctor and nurse who delivered An Ruo, and also had someone look into that cafe and the Director of the orphanage.
Within less than a day, the investigations yielded results.
They had all been bribed, and the doctor who delivered An Ruo confessed that her child had not died but had been switched.
The Director of the orphanage also said that Kangkang was not raised in the orphanage; he had spent less than half a year there.
The investigation went smoothly, and Tang Yuchen knew that Tang Yushen had intended for him to find out the truth.
He dialed Tang Yushen’s number and told him indifferently, "I need to do a paternity test. Without being one hundred percent certain that Kangkang is my child, I won’t hand over the Tang Family to you."
"No problem, I’ll arrange the time and let you know when," Tang Yushen agreed readily.
After hanging up the phone, an anxious An Ruo quickly asked him, "How did it go?"
"He agreed, he’ll set up the time," he replied.
"Kangkang really is our child!" An Ruo became excited again, Tang Yushen’s agreement meant that the child was indeed theirs.
"I really want to see Kangkang now, I don’t know how he’s doing," she said.
Tang Yuchen smiled as he rubbed her head softly and said, "Don’t worry, he’ll soon be back with us."
In fact, he wanted to see the child even more than she did.
His heart was full of regrets; if he had known before, he wouldn’t have rejected Kangkang and would have treated him well. Perhaps if he hadn’t been so averse to him, he might have realized Kangkang’s parentage sooner.
Tang Yuchen’s eyes darkened, he was well aware of Tang Yushen’s subtle mindset, and Tang Yushen was very clear about his intentions as well.
He knew he wouldn’t accept Kangkang, and that’s why he was confident enough to let An Ruo and the child meet.
This time, he had truly met his match, and that person was his half-brother from the same father.
Tang Yushen informed them the next day to go for the paternity test.
He had his men take Kangkang there, but he did not show up himself.
Seeing Kangkang again at the hospital, An Ruo wanted to rush up and embrace him, she moved slightly but was promptly held back by Tang Yuchen.
Kangkang was in their hands, and Tang Yushen wouldn’t let them get close to the child. Moreover, they had weapons on them, and any rash action would only disadvantage them.
All three had their blood drawn, and the doctor took it for testing.
The wait was agonizing, both Tang Yuchen and An Ruo were very tense, even though they were certain Kangkang was their child, they still worried that the results might not be as favorable.