Divorce Over a Bow on a Coat Chapter 10

Divorce Over a Bow on a Coat Chapter 10

“That’s impossible. Odessa, believe me, I bought the real one. Right, I still have the receipt.”

Walker fumbled through his bag.

A moment later, he produced an electronic receipt.

It was clearly stated on the screen: the coat had been purchased from the brand’s official website.

A new question popped up in the comments.

“What’s going on? Could the bow really have just been a

manufacturing error?”

I looked at Walker and just smiled.

“Walker, look at this.”

I held up another photo.

In the picture was a little girl about Sophia’s age.

And, by some coincidence, she was wearing the exact

same cashmere coat.

I knew that girl.

Whitfield Group did regular charity work, and she was one of the children Walker had been sponsoring for years.

Then I produced a fourth DNA report.

The results showed that the girl in the photo was Walker’s biological daughter.

The comment section exploded again.

“Wait, so now he has a daughter on the side?”

“I came here thinking she had an affair. How did this turn into him having a secret love child?”

“I thought what happened earlier was disgusting enough. I didn’t expect there to be more.”

“So he gave the real coat to his own daughter and the fake one to Sophia?”

“It’s not like the Whitfield family can’t afford two real coats. Why would he do that?”

“Don’t forget, he was complicit in Sophia’s conception. And now he treats her like this.”