The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover by Caesar Erickson novel Chapter 1709

Chapter 1709

"I have nothing to do with him," Taya panicked in her heart but remained composed.

"Why are you asking me this?" Dylan said bluntly, "I suspect you are Mr. Knight' secret wife."

Taya wouldn't tell him. "If I were his wife, would I still need to come out and do these projects?" Dylan laughed along and didn't question further. "I just thought the back view looked somewhat similar, so I was curious. Please don't mind."

Taya remained unfazed and smiled back, "It's okay."

Dylan extended his hand in a gesture of invitation. "Let me see you out."

Taya nodded, "Okay."

After Dylan saw them off, he furrowed his brows and returned to the study.

He saw Matty holding a photo, caressing it lovingly with his fingers. "Grandfather."

Dylan walked over. "Is Miss Carmine the person you were looking for?"

Matty's gaze never left the photo. "She does resemble her a bit, but I'm not certain."

Dylan asked, "Then why don't you keep her hair and do a DNA test?"

Matty sighed deeply. "Sophia only gave birth to two pups, your father and your uncle. There couldn't be any other pups."

Dylan was taken aback. How come his grandfather's mood seemed even lower after meeting Rosalie? Was his expectation disappointed? "Well, grandfather, take care at home. I'll come to see you in a few days."

Matty put down the photo, opened a drawer, and took out something, handing it to Dylan. "There are some things to investigate, so do it quickly and don't waste time."

Dylan reached out his hands respectfully and accepted it. "The things that need to be taken care of are almost done. I'll make sure to work harder these next few days and not let you down."

"Hmm." Matty let out a deep, intimidating voice from his throat, causing Dylan to instinctively lower his head. "Grandfather, I'll go back first."

Matty raised his hand and waved. Only then did Dylan breathe a sigh of relief and quickly leave the study.

When his grandfather talked about serious matters, it was always terrifying.