There was no legal way for me to secretly force a prenatal DNA test.
But Brooke had undergone genetic screening during her pregnancy, and through a chain of evidence Grant’s investigator legally obtained during our later discovery process, there was enough information for specialists to establish that Mason could not be the biological father.
By then, I knew Brooke planned to announce the pregnancy at our anniversary celebration.
I could have canceled the party.
Instead, I doubled the guest list.
Maybe that sounds cold.
Perhaps it was.
But Brooke wanted an audience.
So I gave her one.
At the ballroom, she still had the microphone.
“You’re not going to say anything?” she asked.
Mason finally stood.
“Claire, please. Let’s talk privately.”
I looked at him for the first time.
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