After the Bone Age Test Revealed That My Son Was Not My Biological Child, I Made the Impostor Regret it and Went Crazy
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When I took my son for a physical examination, the nurse said that he was on the short side and suggested that he should have his development checked. I immediately took the child to the growth clinic. After the results came out, the doctor asked me doubtfully: "Are you sure the child is six years old this year?" I was stunned for a moment: "Yes, not long after his birthday." The doctor pointed to the CT film: "But the bone age shows that he is only five years old." "Can I remember my own son's birthday correctly?" I dragged my son away angrily. He turned around and went to the private hospital run by his good friend Chen Yang. He found the most authoritative pediatrician. Not only did he have his bone age taken again, but he also drew blood to check the telomere length. The expert said seriously: "The bone age and telomere results are consistent, and the child's age is five years old. If you remember the age correctly... I suggest you do a paternity test." My mind buzzed. Half an hour later, the nurse handed over the report, which read in black and white "Exclusion of biological blood relationship." I held the piece of paper, my hands shaking. "What about my child? Where is he?"
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