Chapter One hundred and sixty-three

Lana’s POV

Although Cameron was not my husband yet and therefore could not speak for me, my legal adviser was Sally, and she was available. She jumped to her feet, pushing herself forward until she was leaning on the doctor’s desk and peering into his eyes.

“And I am her legal adviser.” Sally imputed, glaring daggers at him. “Do I also have no right to say she does not need to come to any conclusions right now because evidently she is not in the right frame of mind?”

While Cameron and Sally struggled with the doctor about whether I should or should not take the test, my mind played and replayed the doctor’s words over and over again. My father had never mentioned having any family beside my mother and me, so was there any truth in what this man told us?

I glanced at him, the storm in his eyes as he bared down at Sally. Did he have any reason to lie to me?

I could think of none. Before today, I had no idea such a person existed in this world, and if not for the fact that Kathy h