He knew the legal system and was clear that the bailiffs didn't need to take the suspect away in time. He made the whole thing up to clear her doubts. He could see that the bailiff had, as Amber had suspected, deliberately interrupted and prevented Braylee from revealing Amber's birth parents. According to the rules, when a suspect was not deprived of all political rights, he or she was entitled to free speech, whether in court or out of court. But the bailiff stopped Braylee, of all people, which was pretty suspicious.

All it meant was that they had been told by someone to keep an eye on Braylee. Braylee must not reveal any information about her birth parents to Amber. As for who it was, he had guessed who did that.

There were only a few people in the system who had the power to stop Braylee. One was his father, and the other was the political opponents of the Cohen family.

But there was no way either of them had anything to do with Amber. After all, for them, they didn't know Amber and there was no reason for them to be involved.

So aside from those two, the only suspect was Jared.

Jared had the power to do this.

So, he was pretty sure it was Jared who did it.

But why?

Hayden looked down and was drown in his own thoughts. He couldn't understand why Jared wouldn't let Amber know about his birth parents.

Was there a secret about Amber's birth parents that no one should know about?

Hayden pondered the question all the way. At the coffee shop, Amber reached out her hands and waved in front of him.

"What's on your mind?" Amber saw that Hayden had come to his senses and pulled her hands away.

Hayden took a sip from the water in front of her and smiled, "Nothing. What would you like to drink?"

He put down his glass, picked up the menu and handed it over.

Amber shook her head, "No need for that. One black tea, with milk."

She said to the waiter at the table.

The waiter nodded, "Ok."

Since she had placed her order, Hayden pulled back the menu. He took a look at it and finally orders an iced American.

When the waitress left, Amber pulled out the information Hayden gave her and looked over the details of the paternal genes.

Hayden said, "I made a careful selection. Most of the men are highly educated. Some of them even come from families that are once prestigious. Although their families have gone down the hills, those men are still very qualified for this. I'm sure you'll pick the right one."

Amber turned the page as she listened, "Yeah, these people seemed nice."

"These men are of the highest quality. The people at the gene bank really treasure them. If you're not a billionaire, they won't consider selling you the genes at all. I heard that there are many women abroad who want these genes so that they can have high-quality children, but many of them are rejected by the gene bank because they are not qualified enough. The gene bank is afraid that it will ruin their reputation. After all, these gene pools are designed for rich women who don't want to marry but need heirs."

Amber closes the folder and smiled, "Well, Braylee can pretend to be a billionaire for a while."

"That's true." Hayden laughs over his coffee.

After laughing for a while, he asked, "By the way, which one do you have in mind? I'll have someone put you in touch before someone else gets it first."

"The third one," Amber handed him the folder, "I'm most pleased with his profile. He is a university professor with a high IQ. On top of that, the papers said he is terminally ill and dying, and he is an orphan, which suits me perfectly. There will be no contact between the child and the father."

She needed a child, but she didn't want that child to ask where he was from and then go to his biological father.

It would be a great trouble to her.

She had seen on the news that many children who came to the world in this way would seek their fathers out of curiosity, or even reclaim their fathers, thus linking the two families together and making it very troublesome.

Therefore, she would prefer that there would no obstacle on the father's side, so as not to create a series of headaches and troubles.

Hayden understood Amber's point of view and didn't see anything wrong with it.

After all, the child had not been acquired in the normal way and technically it was bought like a product.

Since it was bought, the buyer naturally wouldn't like to have any involvement with the seller.

For families like theirs, anything could happen if they got involved.

So, she was right to do it.

"The third is my favorite. I tried to persuade you to choose the third one, but I decided not to, because your decision is the most important. I didn't expect that we would see eye to eye with the third one." Hayden stirred his coffee and smiled.

Amber took a sip of the tea and said, "You can just send his genes back to Elias. I've told him everything before, and he'll take care of everything. When Braylee gets out of jail, make her finish the process." "So you've got it all figured out," Hayden raised his eyebrow, "I was going to ask if you had made arrangements for the hospital. If not, I'll arrange it for you. It turns out you've already done everything in advance."

"From the moment I decided that Braylee should leave an heir to the Reed Family, I've been making these arrangements. All that's missing is the final test tube. But wait until six months because Braylee's body is not conditioned enough to conceive." Amber sighed.

Hayden looked at her, "Don't worry. You can't rush things like this."

Amber said, "I know. Well, enough with that. How's Jayden?"

She changed the subject and asked about the cute little boy.

Hayden giggled, "Don't even mention it. That kid pissed me off the day before yesterday."

"What's the matter?" Amber asks curiously.

Hayden told Jayden about all the irritating things he had done recently. He shrugged and complained, "There's nothing I can do about it. He's really annoying at his age."

Amber covered her mouth and laughed, "Don't say that. Jayden is so cute."

"He's cute to you, not to me." Hayden rolled her eyes.

Amber smiled and was about to say something when her phone rang.

She apologized and took the phone out of her bag. When she saw the caller ID, she couldn't help smiling.

When Hayden saw how happy she was, he instantly knew whose phone number it was, and felt a little sad.

Jared gave her a call and she was so happy.

She was totally in love with him.

Hayden clenched his coffee cup and laughed at himself.

He wished he had known her earlier. If he knew her and cared for her during the six years she was bullied by the Farrell family and mistreated by Jared, was he the most likely person to be with her after her divorce from Jared?

Wasn't it said that when a girl was in distress, showing up in front of her, and letting her feel hope and warmth would easily move her?

For the last six years, he had been curious about Jared's wife and wanted to meet her. He wanted to see why this woman was so devoted to Jared. Why did she still stick around after getting mistreated by Jared like that?00

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