Isha Is Just An Imposter.

Old Madam Rathore said angrily, "Old Master Rathore did say that he would distribute his inheritance to his grandchildren, but aren't you going too far?! You acknowledged a daughter out of thin air. Are you trying to make Old Master Rathore miserable in heaven?"

Sunaina quickly defended herself. "Aunt, we really don't know about this. We definitely don't have such intentions, and we don't dare to let Dad be humiliated in heaven either! There must be some misunderstanding."

As the report was given by Yami, Sunaina could not insist that her daughter had done something. She was in a dilemma and could only say that she was wronged. She could not side with anyone at will.

"What misunderstanding? Could this report be a lie?" Old Madam Rathore threw the paternity report in front of Sunaina. "Open your eyes wide and take a good look!"

Sunaina hurriedly picked up the DNA test report and read it. She was anxious and angry, then her face turned pale.

Jairam Tiwari pointed at Yami and asked, "Yami, tell me what's going on? Where did you get this report from? Is there any inside story?"

Because of what had happened the last time, Jairam Tiwari found it hard to believe that the test report his daughter took out this time was real!

"Dad, I'm not lying. This report is completely true. It was done by a renowned doctor and verified twice. The reason why I wanted to do this DNA test was that only the Rathore family members are eligible for the inheritance this time. When Isha returned to our family, she didn't go through any formal identification at all. I specially tested her just to be safe.

"According to the test report, you can see that Isha is indeed not your and Mom's daughter. This fully demonstrates that it makes sense for me to have done the test. Grandma, didn't you say that Grandpa's inheritance is to be divided among his descendants? If we find a problem, we can't just ignore it, right?"

Old Madam Rathore snorted and said, "Of course, we can't ignore it. Sunaina, what do you think? Could it be that because Old Master Rathore gave you special privileges, you're trying to fool him?"

Subconsciously, she refused to believe Sunaina. Besides, the evidence was conclusive. Isha was not Sunaina's daughter.

Naturally, she thought that this was a daughter Sunaina had casually recognized in order to get more inheritance!

Not to mention Old Madam Rathore, more than half of the people present would probably have such thoughts.

On the other hand, Isha was really stunned. She stood rooted to the ground in disbelief.

Wasn't she Sunaina Rathore's daughter? She wasn't from the Tiwari family either?

She suddenly recalled that when she was young, she was suddenly sent back to the orphanage one day after she was adopted by the Sharma family. At that time, everyone kept talking about her. "You're not from the Sharma family at all, and your surname isn't Sharma. You don't have parents."

While crying out, she clung to someone's hand. She struggled to accept reality. It was as if by holding onto someone, she could have a home.

And now, the same thing was happening again.

Her mind buzzed. Her relationship with Jairam Tiwari and Sunaina Rathore was not deep, but at least she knew that she had a father, a mother, and a family. She was not alone.

But reality hit her again, confirming that she was duckweed from nowhere.

Sunaina Rathore heard Old Madam Rathore's suspicion and immediately swore to the heavens. "No, Aunt. Believe me, I would never do such a thing. I really wouldn't lie to you, much less to my dead father. I wouldn't do such a thing!"

Yami stood up and said, "Grandma, my mother definitely won't lie to you. Think about it. It's a fact that my sister went missing back then. Many people know about it, and there's evidence too. My mother definitely won't lie to you, nor does she have the intention to get a bigger share of the inheritance."

"Yes, Yami is right. How could I do that? The child back then really existed," Sunaina Rathore said loudly.

"You're innocent, she's innocent, and everyone is innocent. Could it be that I'm the one who did this?" Old Madam Rathore roared.

Everyone was silent for a moment, too afraid to respond.

Yami mustered up her courage and stood up to say, "Grandma, my mother is definitely innocent in this matter. It's hard to guarantee that someone didn't have ulterior motives. When they saw that the Tiwari family and the Rathore family had wealthy businesses, they took advantage of this loophole. Back then, my mother kept a photo of my sister when she was young. It's hard to guarantee that someone didn't imitate the same photo and specially brought it to the Tiwari family. They claimed to be the Tiwari family's child and hid the truth from everyone. No one suspected anything, which led to what happened today."

She didn't mention Isha, but her intention to push the blame on Isha was obvious.

Lawyer Harish and the others also looked at Isha. What Yami meant was that Isha pretended to be Sunaina Rathore's daughter and returned to the Tiwari family with a covetous eye, which resulted in today's outcome.

Isha woke up from her thoughts and looked up to see everyone looking at her.

Before she could say anything, Veena ran over and stood beside her. "Isha would never do such a thing! I believe her!"

Jay Chauhan also stood up from beside Old Madam Rathore and said lightly, "Grandma, as far as I know, when Old Master Tiwari and the Tiwari family went to acknowledge Isha, Isha was completely out of the situation. She grew up in the orphanage and would go back and forth from the Sharma family, so she didn't know about the Tiwari family's existence at all. Recognizing her was something that the Tiwari family did on their own. Even if there was a mistake, it was the Tiwari family's fault. The blame can't be pushed to Isha."

Veena nodded vigorously. "Yes, yes, yes, that's what I want to say too! If there's a mistake, we can correct it in time, but we can't blame it on Isha. That's too unfair!"

Hearing Jay Chauhan and Veena's words, Isha also understood what everyone was discussing. She said calmly, "Yes. When Grandpa came to acknowledge me back then, I was completely at a loss and didn't know that I was related to the Tiwari family. Besides, I had no way of knowing about the photo of the little girl that the Tiwari family lost back then. How could I have imitated the photo?"

Seeing that Jay Chauhan and Veena Rathore were both speaking up for Isha, Yami couldn't go overboard. She couldn't keep pushing Isha into a corner to push the blame onto her. She could only say, "Then no matter who's the party who overlooked it, it's impossible for Isha to have anything to do with this inheritance. We can postpone the investigation to know who's the party at fault, but we can't split the inheritance into four parts today. We can only split it into three parts."

Old Madam Rathore was very dissatisfied with everything that was happening in front of her. Her expression was terrifyingly dark. Sunaina Rathore was causing trouble everywhere. Because of her existence, nothing in this family was peaceful.

She said slowly, "In that case, Lawyer Harish, bring all four of them over to do a round of DNA tests. We can't let others say that our Rathore family is unfair. We'll talk about the inheritance when all the conclusions are out. As for Isha..."

In fact, Old Madam Rathore had always had a good impression of Isha. Now that Isha was not Sunaina Rathore's daughter, she felt a little better. Even her tone became gentler when she spoke to her, "Isha, if we find out that you're really not Sunaina's daughter, you don't have to worry. I'll naturally get someone to investigate what exactly happened. I won't slander you for no reason."

"Thank you, Old Madam," she said softly.

Yami felt a flash of pleasure.

Sunaina looked away and lowered her head, not daring to look up at Isha.

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The Tiwari family.

Old Master Tiwari sat on the sofa, his fingers trembling.

"How could it be? Which doctor did the test? Was it tested repeatedly?"

He could not accept the conclusion that Isha was not his granddaughter.

Yami said softly, "We've already checked and verified it. Lawyer Harish from the Rathore family also took our blood for verification again. The first person they'll check is Isha."

Old Master Tiwari looked at Isha, and his heart ached. Isha had not spoken much since she came back. Since she was not from the Tiwari and Rathore families, she had no right to speak.

Previously, she had no feelings for Sunaina Rathore and Jairam Tiwari. At that time, she had always thought that she had not developed any feelings for her family because she had not lived with them since she was young.

Now that the truth was out, she understood what was going on.

Old Master Tiwari sighed. "Isha, I'm really sorry. This matter was my oversight. At that time, I only saw a photo of you when you were young and insisted that you were the missing child of the Tiwari family. Coupled with the fact that your age was a match, I didn't even do a paternity test and directly acknowledged you, causing you a great deal of harm. I'm really sorry. Please accept my apology."

He rose with the aid of his cane and was about to bow and apologize.

Tears welled up in Isha's eyes. She quickly reached out to support him. "Grandpa, don't say that. I know that your concern and love for me are sincere. I don't blame you for this. Don't blame yourself too much."

Sunaina Rathore avoided her gaze and said guiltily, "I'm also responsible. At that time, I didn't suggest doing a paternity test and just directly brought Isha back. If I had known, I would've done a paternity test. I wouldn't have given Isha unnecessary hope. Now, I have to take it all away."

Isha didn't want to blame her. In the end, it was a human oversight, but not an intentional one.

"Forget it, Aunt. Don't blame yourself. Maybe the photo itself of me. I spent a lot of time in the orphanage. Maybe photos of other children ended up in my hands," she said. "This is the address of the orphanage. If you want to try looking for her, try there."

She carefully placed a note with an address on it on the table and placed a teacup on it. She would treat it as her way of repaying Old Master Tiwari's last kindness.

"Isha..." Old Master Tiwari really wanted to acknowledge Isha as his granddaughter, but he didn't think Isha would agree.

Yami immediately said, "Grandpa, I'll go to the orphanage soon. I'll definitely find my sister."

Old Master Tiwari did not comment.

Yami said again, "Isha, since you're no longer a member of our family, shouldn't you return the mall to us?"

"I never intended to ask for these things anyway." Seeing Yami's anxious expression as if she was afraid that she would take those things for herself, Isha really found it funny. "I'll get a lawyer to come over tomorrow and liquidate all the assets. I won't take a single cent from the Tiwari family."

"Isha, I'm not targeting you. It's just that these things should be given to my sister. When I find my biological sister, I'll definitely give them to her. I'm only thinking of my sister. You can understand, right?" Yami said hypocritically.

Isha couldn't be bothered with her. She just said to Old Master Tiwari, "Grandpa, I'll leave first."

"I'll send you off," said Old Master Tiwari while leaning on his walking cane.

"No, Grandpa. Take care of yourself."

Isha turned around and walked toward the door. In fact, it wasn't that she wouldn't miss him. Although she didn't have a close relationship with him in this family, Old Master Tiwari had really given her a lot of love and care. He was really like a biological grandfather to her, making her enjoy a rare sense of kinship.

It was something she rarely enjoyed back then.

In the future, she would have to return all of it.

"Isha," Old Master Tiwari called her name again.

Isha immediately turned around. "Grandpa?"

"Isha, will you come back to see me?" Old Master Tiwari cried.

Isha held back her tears. "I will. You can go back first."

She turned and hurried out.

Yami's face was filled with pleasure. She raised her exquisite nails and rubbed them carefully. She blamed herself for being too careless. If she had known that Isha was only an impostor, she wouldn't have thought of those methods to deal with Isha in the past.

'I just knew it!'

Compared to Sunaina Rathore and Old Master Tiwari, Jairam Tiwari was not as emotional. After Isha left, the couple did not say much.

Yami went forward to support Old Master Tiwari. "Grandpa, you have to take care of yourself. We still have to look for my biological sister."

Old Master Tiwari was unmoved. He was still very concerned about Yami abandoning her younger sister.

.......

When Isha went out, Shivam's car was already waiting outside.

He had originally arranged with Isha to pick her up after she was done with the inheritance matters.

Isha had been busy all day and had yet to tell him about her background.

After she got into the car, her eyes reddened, and tears finally fell.

Shivam's eyes instantly darkened, and the ruthless aura on his body swept across the entire vehicle. His voice also lost its warmth. "What happened? Who did it?"

His fingers gripped the steering wheel so tightly that his knuckles turned white as if he wanted to crush the neck of the person who bullied Isha.

He reached out to hold Isha's hand, and the force of his fingers softened. He used his fingers to wipe away the tears on her cheeks.

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