# Chapter 361: The Shocking Truth That Rocks the Olsen Family
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing today? I hope you're ready for an incredible revelation, because Chapter 361 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews" delivers a bombshell that will leave you breathless! Let me take you through this emotional rollercoaster as we witness Uncle Olsen’s world turn completely upside down.
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When Ellis dropped the heavy truth about Keira’s parentage, Uncle Olsen’s expression flickered with disbelief. The silence stretched between them like a taut wire. Uncle Olsen, sensing something was terribly wrong, cleared his throat and began weaving a narrative of denial.
"Ellis, our family is full of ardent lovers," he said, trying to rationalize the situation. "Your dad would never make such a mistake. I'm sure there must be some misunderstanding. Why don't you be magnanimous and forgive him? After all, she's the legitimate daughter of the Olsen family. You should know that none of the third branch has had their own daughters..."
Uncle Olsen, usually a man of few words, was unusually talkative today. He was trying to persuade Ellis to accept this supposed "sister." But Ellis merely twitched the corner of his mouth before delivering a devastating counterpunch.
"Uncle, is there a possibility that she could be your daughter?"
"Impossible!" Uncle Olsen was decisive, almost indignant. "Don't I know what I've done in my life?"
Ellis pressed on. "But she is indeed your daughter."
"I've said it's impossible. I've had no other woman but Miss South," Uncle Olsen insisted, his voice firm. But when Ellis quietly watched him without saying a word, the older man suddenly realized the implication of his own words. He coughed awkwardly. "Nothing happened... It's not what you think!"
He remembered Jodie South from their youth. Their relationship was grounded in emotion but stayed within the bounds of propriety. He never crossed the line. Other women simply couldn't get close to him. That's why, when he first discovered Keira wasn't Taylor's daughter back in Oceanion, he never suspected himself. He even confidently told Ellis it was impossible.
But now, Ellis's words shattered that confidence.
"The DNA test results show that Keera is indeed your daughter," Ellis said calmly.
Uncle Olsen's world tilted. "What?"
"It's true." Ellis hesitated, knowing the next revelation would be even harder to accept. "There's something else..."
"Speak," Uncle Olsen demanded, his brows furrowed.
"Keera and Keira are twin sisters."
This statement made Uncle Olsen stiffen sharply. His mind reeled. "You mean Keira is also my daughter? That's impossible!"
Ellis pulled out his phone, showing the previous DNA test results. He had tested it twice, even made comparisons with his father and second uncle. The evidence was irrefutable.
Uncle Olsen stared at the screen, his eyes widening. "How can this be?"
Ellis shook his head. "That's the result. The specifics of how it happened... I might have only been five years old at that time, so I'm not sure."
Uncle Olsen was speechless. His jaw tensed as memories of his time with Jodie flooded back. He remembered being a carefree, reckless young man in his 22nd year, more dominant than Ellis was now. But Jodie was different—a woman of special caliber, with the genteel air of an educated lady. Her gentle speech and leisurely manner calmed his restless heart.
They made a promise to visit the seaside together and ended up staying in the same room. That night, his heart pounded wildly. Jodie's face flushed red, her head hanging down as if she too was at a loss. In the throes of passionate love, they couldn't help but draw close and kiss. They almost went all the way. But at the last moment, he stopped, telling Jodie he would marry her.
Then she wrapped her arms around his neck, her hand reaching into his trousers... She was like a tender older sister, guiding him...
If Keira and Keera were twin sisters, both daughters of Jodie and him, the only possibility was that on that day, Jodie took his sperm!
Uncle Olsen clenched his jaw, his eyes brooding. Afterward, that incident happened, and they broke up. But while they were together, Jodie had mentioned wanting to have children with him. So after they broke up, did she use his sperm to get pregnant? Why did she store his semen? What on earth happened back then?!
A more urgent need to find Jodie consumed him. But she was nowhere to be found. It was as if she had evaporated from the world after being taken away by a helicopter from the Olsen family.
And Keira... the very Keira he once helped Isla to suppress, the Keira he had never met—was also his daughter.
Uncle Olsen's eyes suddenly turned bloodshot. He abruptly turned to Ellis. "Where does Keera live?"
Originally, he only saw Keera as a friend. He felt her husband was unreliable, but since it was beyond the boundaries of friendship, he didn't warn her. But now? If Keera was his daughter, that bastard husband of hers cannot be let off easily!
"Check her husband's situation for me," Uncle Olsen commanded, frowning deeply. "See if he's been bullying her! My daughter, how can she be made a fool of by someone?!"
Ellis coughed awkwardly. "Well, that might not be necessary."
"Not necessary for what?!" Uncle Olsen, full of anxiety, stood up to grab his coat. "Her husband is too opportunistic! He's been up to no good with her! I thought it wasn't right to warn her before, as it might seem like trying to break up their marriage. But now that I know the truth, they must get a divorce! Such a man cannot be her husband!"
He donned his coat, turning to Ellis with a frown. "Did you say it wasn't necessary because you thought she was so hopelessly in love that she should stay with her husband? Ellis, she's my daughter! As her father, I should tell her what's right and wrong, instead of letting her be bullied by others!"
The corners of Ellis's mouth twitched again. "No, it's not that, Uncle. What I mean is... she's already divorced."
Uncle Olsen stopped buttoning his coat and looked up in shock. "What?"
"Keera woke up to reality, pulled a clever move, and left her husband without letting him take anything."
Uncle Olsen was silent for a moment. Then he looked down, continued buttoning his coat, and proceeded to head outside.
Seeing this, Ellis was taken aback. "Where are you going?"
"To acknowledge my daughter!"
Ellis couldn't help but ask again. "And then?"
Uncle Olsen's response was resolute: "Of course, to bring home the Olsen family's princess!"
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### Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
What an emotional whirlwind this chapter was! The way Uncle Olsen's entire understanding of his past crumbled before our eyes was incredibly gripping. The flashback to his night with Jodie was beautifully tragic—so much passion and restraint, only for it to end in such a complicated, heart-wrenching mystery. The moment he realized Keira was also his daughter sent chills down my spine. And that ending? Him rushing off to claim his daughter? Priceless! I can't wait to see Keera's face when she learns the truth. This chapter was a masterful blend of revelation, nostalgia, and renewed purpose.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
### Next Chapter Prediction
Next chapter, we're going to witness an epic father-daughter reunion! Uncle Olsen is charging full steam ahead to acknowledge Keera, and I predict there will be tears, shock, and possibly some very awkward explanations. Keera will likely be stunned to learn that the man who once seemed like a distant benefactor is actually her biological father. And with his newfound protective instincts, he might just track down her ex-husband for a long-overdue confrontation. Meanwhile, the mystery surrounding Jodie South deepens—why did she take such extreme measures? Where is she now? The answers promise to be explosive!
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