Mary pushed Stella to the ground and didn't let her get up, saying, "Have you lost your conscience? Mr. Collins and Mrs. Collins are so kind to you, but you brought a child from nowhere to disrupt this ceremony. You just want a share of the inheritance."

Stella's tears kept falling, and she cried pitifully and said, "Susy, I won't hide if you hit me. I know I am sorry for you, but the child is innocent.

"In fact, you caught me and Kevin last time. Kevin had already confessed that he wanted to divorce you and said he was willing to divorce with nothing. But you refused to divorce him just to make us suffer.

"We wanted to explain these to you slowly so that you can break up peacefully, but I didn't expect Kevin to pass away so suddenly."

I gave Mary a look, and she immediately covered Stella's mouth. I said painfully, "Stella, you are not sorry for me, you are sorry for Kevin. Your son does look a bit like Kevin, but I know it's just a coincidence.

"You may not know that I haven't had children for so many years because Kevin is infertile. But for not embarrassing Kevin, I could only say that I didn't want children."

Stella broke free from Mary's hand and pointed at the coffin, saying, "You have to prove it. I asked for a paternity test, but I did it only to prove the child's identity and to ensure that Kevin would have a successor. I never thought of sharing your property, but you always assume the worst of others!

"Susy, do you dare to do it? If you don't dare, it means you feel guilty. Then, Tommy is Kevin's child!"

I nodded and said, "Of course I dare."

Stella was delighted and probably thought that I was a fool.

But I quickly sighed and said, "But Kevin was cremated because he had been in a car accident and suffered severe burns all over his body. You knew this, so you deliberately brought Tommy here, hoping to use the pressure of public opinion to make me recognize Tommy."

Stella stumbled to the side of the coffin and saw that there was no body inside but a high-end urn!

Stella stopped acting and pointed her finger at me, saying, "How come he was cremated today as he just died yesterday? You did it on purpose. You murdered him!"

People who attended the ceremony were all shocked.

I didn't panic but just explained to everyone, "Kevin was driving dangerously and crashed into the mountain. He would have been fine, but he caught fire after the collision. Not a single piece of his skin was left intact. I couldn't accept others seeing Kevin like this, so I cremated him overnight."

I looked at Stella and said slowly, "Didn't you come here with Tommy just because you knew Kevin was cremated?"

Stella covered her chest and said, "You are talking nonsense."

Mary snorted coldly and said, "It's not up to you to decide whether Mrs. Collins is talking nonsense or not. Since you said that this child is Mr. Collins, don't you have a paternity test in all these years? Don't you even have a birth certificate?"

I secretly gave Mary a thumbs up and continued to say to Stella, "Stella, please stop this and let Kevin rest in peace."

Stella wanted to say something else, but I felt that it was enough, so I asked the security guard to kick them out.

My lawyer and I were handling the inheritance procedure when Stella came again, but this time she came alone.

I guessed that she wouldn't give up so easily, but I didn't expect her to do it so soon.

Stella sat beside me and said, "I went to the hospital and asked. You gave up on rescuing him on purpose. Kevin should have a chance to survive."

I didn't refute.

Stella snorted coldly and said, "There's no one else here, why are you still acting? Aren't you tired of acting like this every day?"

In my previous life, when I asked Stella to borrow money in the hospital, she said the same thing as now, "Do you think you are great just because you have money? I hate people like you who pretend to be saints."

I looked at her face and found she was totally different from when we first met.

Stella was ostracized in school because she was pretty and her family was poor. I saw her hiding in the toilet to eat pitifully, so I held her hand and told everyone, "Stella is my friend from now on, and no one can bully her."

Later, Stella and I became best friends. My family was relatively well-off, so no matter what I bought, I would buy one for her. She was always very happy and introduced me to Kevin to thank me.

The similar backgrounds between Kevin and I made me feel very close to him. After confirming that Stella and Kevin were just ordinary friends without any romantic feelings between them, Kevin and fell in love and got married.

To help him achieve something, I sold the house left to me by my parents and used it as Kevin's first starting capital.

Thinking of this, I smiled and said, "Seeing you angry makes me less tired."