The Final Decision

"How can you determine that the child belongs to me?" Regan asked in a low voice. "Through the amniocentesis test, we can retrieve the baby's DNA for further analysis. However, the baby is currently too young to be diagnosed. The test is suggested to be taken after 16 weeks, so we have to wait for at least two more months. In addition, since Madam has taken contraceptives before, the child may develop a genetic disorder," the doctor answered respectfully. At the doctor's words, the expression in Regan's eyes turned even colder. At the same time, Max also frowned and looked at Regan worriedly. He knew that Regan was an extremely stubborn man. If he hated a person, he would hold grudges against said person till the end and even treated him as if he didn't exist. In contrast, if the president had fallen in love with someone, he would objectify that person as his possession and treat her a thousand times better. Unfortunately, this personality had a fatal flaw—the moment that Regan decided