A Second Chance at Forever ( Eleanor Shultz )
A Second Chance at Forever Chapter 1346

Chapter 1346 

After Peterson left, Robin and Cedric came back and asked Eleanor what Peterson wanted with her. Eleanor explained that he wanted to conduct a DNA 

test. 

The room fell silent. The men questioned how he’d found her, while Hailey was thrilled. 

She rushed forward to grasp Eleanor’s hand, “Eleanor, this is just fantastic! Your family has finally found you!” 

Orphans tend to get overly excited about these things, as if they’re the ones being reunited with long-lost family. Hailey’s eyes welled up with tears. 

“Let’s not get too excited. The results aren’t in yet.” 

There are many people in the world who look like each other and don’t necessarily share blood ties. 

“I’ll wait for the results before I get too excited.” 

Hailey was pregnant and had put on a healthy amount, of weight, looking adorable. 

Eleanor couldn’t resist poking her plump little hand, “Cedric has been taking good care of you, right? You’ve put on some weight.” 

Cedric was proud and huffed out his chest, “Of course. Since my wife is pregnant, it’s my job to take care of her.” 

Upon hearing this, Hailey playfully shoved him. It took Cedric a moment to notice Eleanor’s frail, thin frame. 

He was immediately regretful for his thoughtless words and quickly tried to make amends, “Eleanor, I’ll take care of you just as well as I’ve been taking care of Hailey.” 

Eleanor had been alone throughout her pregnancy. She was skinny and frail, as if a gust of wind could blow her away. 

Cedric felt a pang of guilt. He didn’t know when Bernard would be back, but he hoped he wouldn’t miss Eleanor’s entire pregnancy. That would be a shame. 

Eleanor, however, wasn’t concerned, “You don’t need to take care of me. Just take care of Hailey. I can handle myself.” 

Seeing that Hailey was about to cry, Eleanor suggested she go rest. However, Hailey refused to leave. 

Just then, the food that Robin had ordered arrived. 

Eleanor suggested they all eat together to divert the conversation. 

After dinner, Eleanor asked Robin about Katharine’s situation. 

Robin explained that since they’d left, Katharine had been unstable, violently lashing out and causing several injuries. 

Fortunately, Robin had left enough people to watch over her and prevent any serious harm to her unborn child. He decided to wait until Eleanor was feeling better before the two could meet. 

Eleanor was heartbroken. 

Caleb was truly gone. How was she supposed to face Katharine? And how was she supposed to deliver the news of his death? As Eleanor was lost in her grief, Peterson received the DNA test results. 

Instead of going straight to Eleanor, he returned to the Sharp family’s temporary residence here to meet with Yates. 

“Grandfather.” Peterson entered the study, handing Yates the DNA report, “The DNA results are in. As you suspected, Eleanor is indeed your granddaughter.” 

Yates, who had always been certain of Eleanor’s lineage, put his work aside to read the report. 

“It seems Pauline was indeed carrying triplets. But why did she lie to me?” 

When he went to meet Pauline, her loyal housekeeper presented him with a video that she had left behind. In the video, Pauline informed him that she had borne him only two children. 

However, they had three; why did she deceive him with only two? Did she hate him that much? 

Was her hatred so intense that she sent away their beloved daughter, just to spite him at this moment, and make him endure the agony of being separated from his flesh and blood? 

Pauline was a particularly cold-hearted woman; the more Yates thought about it, the more he was convinced that this capricious act was very much within her capabilities. However, the manner she had chosen to enact her revenge seemed excessively savage! 

“She really is ruthless, using this method to get back at me!” Yates was livid, throwing the report aside. 

Peterson dared not intervene, standing to the side and waiting for Yates to calm down. 

Yates was filled with regret and sorrow. His daughter, Vanya, had died of starvation and exposure, despite the immense wealth of the Sharp family. 

He couldn’t bear to imagine the image of Vanya lying unclaimed in the streets of G Country. 

He was filled with a mix of anger and hatred. 

“I’m not attending her memorial service the day after tomorrow. Tell your mother not to bother.” 

Peterson was stunned. Yates was angry enough to skip Pauline’s memorial service? 

Peterson didn’t dare question Yates further and dutifully agreed. 

“Alright, I’ll call my mom.” 

After notifying his mother, Peterson returned to the study.

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