# Chapter 315: A Shocking Revelation and a Devastating Mistrust
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 315 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews" – and let me tell you, this chapter is an emotional rollercoaster that will leave you breathless! We've seen our fair share of dramatic moments in this story, but what unfolds here is truly heart-wrenching and unexpected. So grab your tissues, settle in, and let me guide you through this intense chapter where secrets are revealed, trust is shattered, and a pregnancy announcement takes a devastating turn!
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When Mary finally spoke the words she had been holding inside, it felt like a dam breaking within her soul. She looked at Ellis with tear-filled eyes and declared, "I'm not sick. I'm pregnant." The corridor fell into a deafening silence, as if the entire world had stopped breathing.
Mary's heart pounded wildly in her chest, but strangely, the heavy weight that had been crushing her seemed to lift. Keera was right – the child wasn't just hers alone, and she shouldn't be the only one deciding its fate. She watched Ellis carefully, hoping for understanding, for acceptance, for... something.
But what she saw instead made her blood run cold.
Ellis was frozen, his gaze dropping to her abdomen. The indoor heating was turned up high, and Mary had removed her coat, revealing a fitted sweater that clung to her slender frame. There was no visible sign of pregnancy – her waist and abdomen remained thin and unremarkable. Ellis's eyes slowly traveled back to her face, and the concern that had been there moments ago gradually faded, replaced by an icy coldness.
"Then?" he scoffed, his voice dripping with contempt.
Mary was stunned. This wasn't the reaction she had anticipated at all. Before she could gather her thoughts, Ellis continued with a mocking laugh, "You wouldn't say that the child is mine, would you?"
Her heart shattered into a million pieces.
Desperate to make him understand, Mary explained earnestly, "That day was my first time... Ellis, I have no other men." She looked into his eyes, willing him to believe her, to see the truth in her words.
But Ellis only sneered. "Mary, do you think I'll believe you just because you said so?"
"I'm telling the truth, this child—"
"Shut your mouth!" Ellis interrupted her with a sharp shout that echoed through the corridor.
Keera, who had been watching this exchange unfold, stepped forward, her protective instincts flaring. She couldn't believe what she was hearing. Ellis was usually lively and responsible, but now his face was twisted with anger and disbelief. "Ellis, what is the meaning of this? You don't want to take responsibility?!"
Ellis, still maintaining some politeness toward Keera, replied coldly, "If the child isn't mine, why should I take responsibility? Am I supposed to be a scapegoat? Do you think I'm an easy target?"
Mary's eyes were wide with shock and pain. She realized with horrifying clarity that her earlier words – spoken in anger about not being a virgin and playing wild – had come back to destroy her. She had thought that if she just explained herself clearly, he would trust her. How naive she had been!
What did Ellis take her for? An uppity escort? A liar? A cheat?
Her fists clenched so tightly that her nails dug into her palms. Her entire body trembled with fury and despair. She shouldn't have had any illusions about Ellis... she should have known better.
But Keera, ever perceptive, sensed something was off. Ellis had rushed to find Mary – this wasn't a chance encounter. His concern for her was genuine. So why was he reacting this way? Suddenly, a realization dawned on her.
"What are you doing at the maternity hospital?" Keera asked Ellis directly.
Ellis's complexion turned ashen, his mouth opening and closing as he struggled to find words.
Keera stepped closer, pressing her advantage. "Why did you swear that the child wasn't yours?"
Ellis let out a bitter, cold laugh. "Because I will never be able to have children in this lifetime!"
Both women were struck dumb, their gazes involuntarily dropping to Ellis's crotch. Ellis shifted uncomfortably, his face flushing with anger and embarrassment. "What are you thinking about?! Mary knows whether I am capable or not, doesn't she?"
Mary was speechless. Actually... he was quite capable. That day, he had almost taken her apart completely.
Keera pressed on, confused. "Then why do you say you'll never have your own children?"
Ellis's face turned red, but after a glance at Mary, he took a deep breath and explained with a sneer, "As you both know, I like horseback riding, right?"
Keera nodded slowly.
"I've spent too much time on horseback riding," Ellis coughed awkwardly. "It affected my reproductive health. The doctor said my... viability... is very low."
Keera fell silent, understanding immediately. Ellis's function was fine, but he had oligospermia – low sperm count. No wonder a man like him was frequenting a gynecology hospital! He was seeking treatment.
"Low viability means there is still some chance," Keera pointed out. "Did the doctor say it was absolutely impossible for you to have children?"
Ellis scoffed. "Of course not. If there was no hope, why would I keep coming to the doctor?"
Now at twenty-eight, Ellis remained unmarried – and this issue was the reason. His family wasn't rushing to find him a wife because of this secret. Personally, he had always taken it easy. For families like his, having children didn't matter that much. His uncle didn't have children either, and he was living a wonderful life.
Wait... that wasn't right. His uncle did have children. Two of them.
Ellis suddenly realized this fact didn't comfort him at all, and a bitter lump formed in his throat. He turned to Mary with a mocking tone. "So, if you want to deliberately provoke someone, don't choose me! I know you're desperate to get married, but go find your child's father and don't pin it on me!"
As the words left his mouth, he felt an inexplicable irritation. When Lewis had told him Mary wasn't feeling well, he had been genuinely worried that his vigorous actions that night had caused her some illness. He had rushed over out of genuine concern.
But all Mary wanted was to make him a delighted father?!
Mary's face was as white as a sheet as she tried desperately to explain. "But you're the only man I've ever been with, so the child is yours... Even if the probability is low, there's still a chance, isn't there?"
Ellis looked at her with pure mockery. "Yeah, maybe if we do it a hundred times, you might conceive once. And you hit the jackpot on the first try? I must be really amazing then!"
His words dripped with distrust and sarcasm.
Mary clenched her fists in seething anger, staring at Ellis, wanting to say something but finding herself utterly lost for words. Tears brimmed in her eyes, threatening to spill over.
Keera furrowed her brows and looked directly at Ellis. "Ellis, considering your condition, I advise you to be more cautious. After all, your child would be a one-percent possibility! If Mary doesn't want this child, you'll lose another chance to have children!"
Ellis scoffed. "Oh, you're trying to scare me? I am so scared! Mary, I never imagined you could be this kind of woman! If you are so certain it's my child, fine – let's go and do a DNA test!"
Mary was trembling with fury. "Fine! Let's do it! Don't regret it later!"
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Wow, what an emotionally charged and devastating chapter! My heart absolutely broke for Mary in this scene. She finally mustered the courage to tell Ellis about her pregnancy, hoping for understanding and acceptance, only to be met with cold disbelief and cutting sarcasm. The irony is so painful – Ellis, who desperately wants children but believes he can't have them, is pushing away the woman who is carrying his child!
The character development here is phenomenal. We see Ellis's vulnerability and insecurity laid bare – his condition clearly haunts him, and his immediate distrust stems from his own fears of inadequacy. But instead of being a moment of connection, it becomes a moment of destruction. Mary's pain is palpable, and I can feel her regret for ever telling him.
This chapter perfectly captures the tragic consequences of secrets, misunderstandings, and the inability to trust. Both characters are hurting, but neither can see past their own pain. The DNA test agreement at the end is both a logical solution and a heartbreaking necessity.
**⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.5 / 5 Stars**
## Next Chapter Prediction
I predict that the DNA test will indeed prove the child is Ellis's, and when the results come back, Ellis will be completely devastated by his own mistrust. His cold words and accusations will come crashing down on him as he realizes he not only pushed away the woman he clearly has feelings for but also denied his own child! Expect a dramatic confrontation filled with guilt, apologies, and perhaps the beginning of a raw, messy reconciliation. But will Mary ever be able to trust him after this betrayal?
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