I gape at him silently for a moment. Then a bubble of laughter flies out between my lips. This has to be some sort of sick joke, right?
“Why the f**k are you laughing?”
The laughter dies on my tongue. “Oh my God,” I breathe as my eyes go wide. “You actually believe him?”
His scowl makes me shiver. At the same time, a sharp sting of pain races up my belly and then drags down through my spine like nails on a chalkboard.
“The test results were conclusive, Alyssa,” he snarls. “Undeniable. Which leaves only one question: how long have you been f*****g my brother?”
Now, in addition to my body, my head is aching, too. “Uri, I have no idea what you’re talking about.” Thank God I’m still seated, because if I wasn’t, I’d be in danger of falling and hurting the babies.
“Stop bullshitting me, Al
