The Reunion After Seven Years novel Chapter 70

It was not relevant to Kerr whether the Gu family accepted Nicole or not. He had clearly stated that he was not like Baron. And he had vowed that he would never let Nicole experience the same insults again.

It was more than a promise that Kerr made to Nicole. And no matter what it took, he must keep it.

"No, I don't dare. I know what to do now. Master, please go to bed early,"

Vedder politely said and deeply bowed to Kerr, before he turned around and left.

He believed that Kerr was serious about Nicole. He knew him too well. He had been working with him for a long time. Judging from the look of it, Nicole weighed importance in Kerr's eyes.

Upstairs, Jay quietly eased his way to Kerr's bedroom. His small face showed how amazed and delighted he was. But when his gaze landed on the photos neatly arranged in the wardrobe, he fell momentarily lost in thought.

At first sight, he recognized Kerr immediately. But he couldn't help feeling weird. By looking at the face in the photo, it resembled that vague feeling of him looking in the mirror. Jay inwardly thought, 'Is Kerr my father?'

His heart was racing wildly at the thought. Although such suspicion had been in his mind for a long time, he had no evidence yet.

"What are you doing?"

Kerr had just walked in and casually asked Jay in a calm voice. He silently stayed behind Jay as he watched the little guy, who still stood in front of his wardrobe, seemingly in a daze.

"I'm looking at the photos. You were like me when you were a kid!"

Jay responded in a polite tone. He didn't turn around but remained standing still staring at the photo. He sounded unusually calm, which was not like him. It was far from Jay, who would be more like a kid in front of Nicole. This time, he was like a grown-up.

"You appeared at that time on purpose today. The Fang family got the paternity test report with your cooperation,"

Kerr began matter-of-factly as he sauntered closer to Jay.

He had never doubted Jay's ability, not even once. Kerr could discern it with the way he performed in the school. He was the youngest in the school, but he had gradually surpassed all the students.

And with the incident earlier, he could faintly feel that there were a lot of secrets revolving around Jay that even Nicole didn't know.

"Yes! They don't want Mommy to be together with Uncle Fang, and it happens that I don't want them to be together, either. So why don't I cooperate with them? You also think so, don't you?"

With an innocent smile plastered on his face, Jay tilted his head to one side and looked at Kerr next to him rather earnestly. Indeed, what he said was surprising enough.

Jay was surprisingly picked up by the Fang family at the school gate this day. They claimed that they wanted him to have a body check-up. How could he not know that the reason they drew his blood was to do a paternity test? But he obeyed them very obediently.

And besides, the result of the paternity test was already in his mind, and he was confident about it. He had known Baron for so many years. If he was really his father, then it was so impossible for him not to know.

"You've already known that Baron isn't your real father. In other words, you have an idea who is your real father,"

Kerr probed. He was well aware of how smart Jay was. Even though the little guy had tried to pretend to be a common kid, unbeknownst to him, Kerr was still able to discern it.

Speaking of Jay's father, a cold shiver ran down his spine. Kerr suddenly felt quite afraid thinking that one day Jay's father would appear out of nowhere. No, he didn't want it! He would never let Nicole have a tiny sliver of possibility to leave him in the future.

"Maybe. Compared with Uncle Fang, I think you are more suitable to take care of Mommy. If you also mind my existence, then I will leave Mommy. But before that, I have to make sure that you can take care of my mommy for me,"

Jay gently spoke in a soft voice. He knew all the time that he might be a burden to his mother. But before he could find a suitable person to take care of his mother, he was more worried about him leaving when he didn't want to leave his mother at all.