My SIL Demanded $5,000 a Month or She’d Show My Husband a DNA Test – One Small Detail Ruined Her Life

My SIL Demanded $5,000 a Month or She’d Show My Husband a DNA Test – One Small Detail Ruined Her Life

Then he looked up at Bri and asked quietly, “Do you know whose name is on this?”

Bri’s smile faltered. “What do you mean? Of course, it’s…”

“Read it,” Ethan said, sliding the papers across the counter toward her.

Bri snatched them up, her eyes moving across the text. Confident at first. Then confused. Then frozen.

The color drained from her face as if someone had pulled a plug.

“Do you know whose name is on this?”

“Oh my God! That’s not…” Her voice came out strangled. “That’s not possible.”

“It is,” Ethan declared. “That’s YOUR paternity test, Bri. The one you begged me to keep two years ago because you didn’t want Mark to know the baby isn’t his.”

Bri’s hands started shaking as the papers rattled.

“That’s YOUR paternity test.”

I watched the realization crash over her in slow motion. She’d seen the clinic logo and immediately jumped to the darkest conclusion because that’s how her mind works. She’d assumed scandal and betrayal.

She just assumed it was about me.

“You didn’t even read it,” I added. “You saw a DNA test and thought you’d found your golden ticket. You didn’t bother checking whose life you were about to destroy.”

“You saw a DNA test and thought you’d found your golden ticket.”

Bri’s eyes snapped to mine, wild and panicked. “This isn’t… you can’t…”

“Can’t what?” Ethan’s voice cut through like a knife. “Can’t hold you accountable for trying to blackmail my wife? For threatening my family? Over something you did?”

“I needed the money,” Bri choked out. “I’m sorry. I didn’t know…”

“So you thought you’d extort it from us?” I snapped. “You thought you’d use my child as leverage to fund whatever mess you’ve gotten yourself into?”

“So you thought you’d extort it from us?”

Bri opened her mouth, then closed it, tears streaming down her face. Not the tears of someone who’s sorry. The tears of someone who’s been exposed.

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