When the Wind is Sweet: The Fairy Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster-Chapter 984: President Lancaster Is Shocked

"Okay, right away."

The call ended, Nathan Xavier put down his phone, he calmly turned around to face Adrian Lancaster, and met his deep and composed eyes.

Then his gaze shifted downward, landing on the paternity test report in Adrian’s hand. Nathan reached out to take it, sitting down on the sofa, "Please have a seat, President Lancaster."

Adrian Lancaster turned around and sat down across from him.

Nathan Xavier moved with ease, he took out the report and saw the final test results.

Of course, he trusted Adrian Lancaster’s character; he wouldn’t fabricate evidence just because he initially liked Gia and wanted to compete for her.

"A and B respectively represent Gia and my daughter," Adrian Lancaster explained, "I know my wife is inherently kind-hearted, with a good aura, loved by all."

Nathan Xavier found the words odd, glanced at him, then put the test report back into the bag.

He handed it back with both hands, "..." For a moment, he didn’t know how to explain to Adrian Lancaster that his own test report hadn’t arrived yet.

"President Xavier, since Gia is my wife, she’s married." Adrian Lancaster emphasized this again, afraid someone might take a liking to his wife.

"Thank you for saving her, giving her a rebirth. This kindness, the Lancasters will remember for a lifetime."

"Secondly, I want to inquire about..."

At this moment, the closed door was pushed open, the sound interrupted Adrian Lancaster. He turned to see a man holding documents come in, "President Xavier."

Sitting on the sofa, Nathan Xavier reached out to take the documents. The man saluted and turned to leave without lingering.

Soon, the door closed.

In front of Adrian Lancaster, Nathan opened the file bag and took out the report inside.

Upon seeing the result at the end, matching his expectations exactly, he felt a wave of joy.

Gia is indeed his sister Shane!

Adrian Lancaster looked at him intently, not knowing what he was holding now.

The next second, Nathan Xavier handed over the result, "First, congratulations, your wife is alive. Second, congratulations to me for finding my long-lost sister."

This left Adrian Lancaster feeling bewildered, but when he took the report and saw the comparison data and the final result, he furrowed his brow slightly and asked, "What did you just say? Long-lost sister?"

"Yes," Nathan Xavier’s lips curved up, "Your wife is my biological sister, and this report can prove it."

Adrian Lancaster was incredibly shocked inside! Then joy filled his heart—this is... a double blessing?

"So, little brother-in-law, what’s your next plan? I haven’t officially acknowledged this sister yet, and the test result just arrived. You’re not planning to go to The Xavier Family now to snatch her away, are you?" Nathan half-seriously, half-jokingly asked, "My parents don’t know about this yet."

Looking again at the test report in his hand, Adrian Lancaster’s expression seemed calm, but in fact, his fingers holding the report tightened slightly, tears glistened in his eyes.

This perhaps... is fate’s arrangement, a blessing in disguise?

When Nathan saw the crescent moon birthmark, he was convinced that Gia was his sister; the test was just to make his parents fully believe.

"More than two months ago, the manor’s servant went fishing in the river and accidentally spotted her drifting on the river surface. She was unconscious and seriously injured at that time," Nathan spoke softly, pouring tea for him.

Adrian Lancaster listened intently, every word the other said tugged at his heart.

"Coincidentally, Sean Downey happened to be traveling here and stayed at my home for some time. On the day he left, he encountered Gia, who was brought back by the servant."

Looking back now, it was thrilling but safe, Nathan spoke with a relaxed tone, "It took Old Mr. Downey a month to bring her back to life, freeing her from life-threatening danger."

"Her master?" Adrian Lancaster was utterly shocked, heaven’s arrangement left no move redundant.