Chapter 100 Stroke

Jimmy Sam came with a pale face. When he saw the morgue, his face became even paler, trembling, his knees bent down, and he knelt on the ground: "Hitsman...it's dad who killed you..." As soon as Anna Quain heard this, he knew that Jimmy Sam should have known that Hitsman was his own, and staggered over, shaking his shoulder suddenly, and burst into tears: "I said that Hitsman is your own flesh and blood, but you didn't believe it... Okay, now you finally believe it?" Jimmy Sam was speechless, and his eyes were bloodshot from crying. The son he spent so much money on was just gone. Doesn't it hurt him? Why didn't he calm down and do one more paternity test? Seeing that he was silent, Anna Quain's heart ached even more, as if she had been gouged out by a knife, and beat him hard: "If you could continue to transfer Hitsman to another hospital for treatment, you might not have come to th