Chapter 304 Like Perona

Judy did not argue with Lillian, but went along with what Lillian said.

As soon as Judy denied it, Lillian let out a sigh of relief: "Don't blame me for being heartless, blame yourself for being born in the wrong womb."

"Hmm," Judy said expressionlessly, "You can rest assured that there's nothing to be resentful about. I just want an answer. I've been through so many years."

"Your life is indeed good now, Judy. As long as you don't recognize me, this matter is known to you, me, and God. I will not mistreat you in the future. You are my daughter after all, and when I die, everything I have will be yours."

Judy has never trusted Lillian from the beginning, and she is not so foolish as to believe such lies.

After Lillian left, Judy called Lewis.

"Just now Lillian came to me and said that she is my mother and asked me to stop investigating. I think there is something suspicious..." Judy pondered and asked, "What do you think Lillian's purpose is?"

On the other side.

Lewis was also slightl