Chapter 14

Vivian broke down in court. She screamed and threw herself at me. "Rowan! You can't be so cruel!" I dodged her and said coldly, "Do you need a father? Go and see their biological fathers." She began a desperate quest to find the babies' fathers, and she carried the premature, frail quadruplets with her. First, she rushed into Mr. Kingston's office, weeping sorrowfully. "Mr. Kingston, look. This is your son—" Mr. Kingston leaned back in his leather chair and scoffed. He tossed a document down in front of her. "I already had this investigated. It's not mine. There were so many people at that party on the yacht that you probably don't even know whose child it is! Security! Escort her out." She took the second baby to see the Internet tycoon who had once given her financial aid. The tycoon refused to see her and merely sent a lawyer with a letter that accused her of fraud. He told her that he had already reported the case to the police. The mining industry tycoon was even more direc