She thought back to her childhood, when she was only five or six years old, and already knew about getting DNA tests for paternity.
"It's not a fake; it's genuinely fake. If she's really pregnant, it's definitely not my child." Edward Foster wasn't too concerned about such matters, and said casually, "These days, there are plenty of women who want to use pregnancy to climb up the social ladder."
"That's true." Lawrence Winters thought of the woman with the three-hundred-million-dollar ultimatum, but she at least had more backbone, demanding "a billion per pregnancy."
Edward Foster laughed and said, "There are too many people trying to pull such scams. Even if someone has four kids and waits until the man in question loses all his wealth, she still won't have married him, yet people still dream these naïve fantasies."
