True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)

Chapter 62

At the hospital.

Eight o'clock in the evening.

Grace Smith came to the specific examination department again and handed over the flesh tissue in

her nails.

"Is this okay?" Grace Smith asked.

The doctor looked at it and said, "Absolutely."

Grace Smith nodded and said, "Draw my blood sample again. I'll bring my son to draw some blood for

DNA test later. I hope that you won't tell my son. I don't want him to know exactly what I want to find

out.”

"Yes of course, whatever your special requests are, we will try our best to accommodate," the doctor

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"Okay," she replied. Then she waited for her blood to be drawn. Then, she took a taxi back to Emerald

Apartment.

As soon as she entered, Alice Smith saw her and immediately asked, "Sister, are you back?"

"Where's Little Gary?" Grace Smith asked. She did not see her son.

"Oh, he's in the house," Alice Smith said. "He's very obedient, don't worry. My nephew with his high IQ

is definitely going to be a genius!" Alice Smith continued.

"Don't brag, and don't even mention that he's a genius. He's just smart. I just want my son to be

ordinary and grow up," Grace Smith said. She always hoped that her son could have a happy

childhood, but what she brought to him was only a single-family. There were many things that couldn't

be made up with effort. She felt very sorry for her son every time she saw him was so sensible.

Alice Smith pouted and argued, "But, he is really smart. Sister, look, he finished the books of third

grade in primary school. Yet you only want him to study in a kindergarten. This diminished his ability."

Grace Smith glanced at her sister and asked, "He is just a child. Won't it be a pity that he can't play and

doesn't have a happy childhood when he grows up?"

Alice Smith was stunned after listened to Grace Smith. Alice Smith nodded and said, "Sister, what you

said makes sense."

Grace Smith turned to look at her innocent sister and patted her on the shoulder. "You are now 21

years old. Be like 21 years old. You should try out everything like be in love," Grace Smith said.

"Sister, I don't want any boyfriends. I want to study well. Men are never of my first consideration," Alice

Smith replied.

Grace Smith felt gratified and sad after listened to this.

She looked at her sister with eyes that filled with tears. "Alice, don't put pressure on yourself. I'm here. I

won't let you fail to pay the tuition fee." Grace Smith whispered.

Alice grinned. She hugged her sister and said, "Sister, I really think I should study well and leave the

rest to fate. I know you treat me well and care about me. But you have Little Gary to take care of. It' not

a simple thing. I will be so sorry if I don't know how to be grateful and appreciate you."

Alice's eyes were also filled with tears. She was very grateful that her second sister loved her very

much and had sacrificed too much.

"I can support both of you," Grace Smith said. "You don't have to work so hard. It's not a courtesy, I

really mean it." Grace Smith added.

"Sister, I want to learn from you and become an outstanding person," Alice Smith said.

"Don't learn from me." Grace Smith shook her head and said. "I was pregnant before I got married and

I don't know who the child's father is. That's miserable." Grace Smith continued.

"He must be a handsome guy," Alice Smith said. She wiped her tears, let go of her sister and said,

"Little Gary is so handsome. His father must be a handsome guy."

"It's useless," Grace Smith said. Grace Smith just wanted to know who the child's father was and

whether he was Heinz Jones.

She really didn't think too much about the future.

"Mommy, you're back?" Gary Smith asked. He ran out of the room as he heard Grace Smith's voice

and came to her.

When Grace Smith saw her son, she hugged him and said, "Let's go. Mommy will take you out for a

while."

"Now? It's eight o'clock,” Gary Smith said.

"I don't have time because I have to work tomorrow, so we're going for body checkup at night, okay?"

Grace Smith asked.

Gary Smith nodded and said, "Okay."

So, Grace Smith went to the hospital with her son at night.

Gary Smith's blood was drawn when they reached the hospital. He was not afraid at all. When he was

drawing blood, he looked around the whole laboratory.

Grace Smith went to hand in the samples. While Gary Smith was waiting for her, he asked the doctor,

"Doctor, this is not a body checkup. It's a DNA test, isn't it?"

The doctor was stunned by the question. He thought of what Grace Smith had specifically told him not

to tell the child, and then looked at the handsome child in front of him. He was only five years old, how

could he be so smart?

He thought for a moment and said, "Kid, this is an ordinary checkup. I'll test your blood index and see if

it's passed."

"Doctor, don't lie. You'll become Pinnochio if you lie." Little Gary said directly. "I can see the word gene

laboratory on the board. Do you want to study the password of my gene sequence if it's not a DNA

check?" Little Gary asked.

The doctor was dumbfounded and speechless.

"This child is too shrewd, isn't he?" The doctor thought.

"Don't bully me because I'm young." Gary looked at him again and said in a low voice. "Tell me in

secret. I won't tell my mother." Gary Smith added.

The doctor was about to break down. He was so embarrassed that he had to tell Little Gary the truth,

"Well, you're right, but remember, I never tell you about it."

"Don't worry, I won’t betray you," Gary said. He smiled sweetly yet so wicked. "When can we get the

result?" Gary Smith asked.

"It takes half a month," the doctor said.

"Okay, I get it." Gary Smith said.

At this time, Grace Smith came back.

Gary walked to his mother's side and smiled happily. "Mommy, can we go now?" Gary Smith asked.

Grace nodded and said, "I'll ask when the result comes out."

"Mommy, the result will come out in half a month," Gary Smith said.

Grace looked at her son in surprise and asked, "How did you know?"

"I asked." The Little One answered certainly.

Grace suddenly had a bad feeling. She suspected that her son had asked more questions.

She looked at her son carefully. Gary smiled at her and said, "Mommy, let's go. Leave the rest to the

doctor. It will take half a month anyway. You've been waiting for so many years so it doesn't matter to

wait for half a month again."

Grace was stunned. "Son, do you know something?" she asked.

The Little One blinked with eyes full of cunning and asked back, "Mommy, what can I know? Did you

hide something from me?"

Grace was stunned. Then she came back to her senses and thought, "Maybe I'm thinking too much."

"It's okay. Let's go." Grace said.

They returned home.

Alice had washed up and dressed in her pajamas. She yawned as she walked out to greet them. "Ow,

you guys are finally back, it's already past 10 o'clock."

"Let's take a shower." Grace Smith nodded and said, "We'll take a shower and go to sleep."

She went to wash her hands.

Alice walked over to her nephew and looked at him. "Did you draw blood? Does it hurt?" Alice Smith

asked.

"It hurts." The little one nodded immediately and said, "But thinking that I might have a father soon, this

pain is not a big deal."