# Chapter 441: The Truth That Shakes Everything!
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The drama reached fever pitch as reporters swarmed the South residence like vultures circling their prey. The news spread like wildfire, and the media had cornered Ellis and the Davis family members in what would become one of the most tense confrontations in this story.
Meanwhile, in the hospital, Austin was lounging casually on the sofa with his legs crossed, while poor Jackson was still recuperating in bed. Suddenly, Austin jumped up excitedly, pointing at his phone with wide eyes.
"Did you arrange those reporters?" he asked Jackson, completely taken aback.
Jackson looked genuinely confused. "No." Why would he send reporters? His goal was revenge against the Olsen family, and the trending scandal was already causing their stock to plummet. Why waste money on reporters?
Austin's confusion deepened. If it wasn't Jackson, then who leaked the information? Very few people knew that Mary was staying at the South residence. After all, they were newlyweds – who would have guessed she'd moved out so quickly?
Jackson suddenly had an idea. "Do you still have the number that sent you the hospital report that day?"
Austin immediately pulled out his phone and dialed the number, only to hear the dreaded message: "Hello, the number you have dialed is not in service..."
Jackson rolled his eyes in frustration. Did he even need to investigate? It was obviously an unregistered number!
And indeed, when Austin checked, it was exactly that – an unregistered SIM card.
Austin laughed bitterly. "It seems someone hates Ellis more than we do! Having reporters interview him about impotence... that's the ultimate humiliation for a man! If I were interviewed for being impotent, I'd rather be dead!"
The moment those words left his mouth, Jackson's face twitched involuntarily. He subconsciously looked down at himself – the part that was now missing... Compared to infertility, his condition seemed even more severe, didn't it? But he dared not show his anger. He had no choice. Austin was the favored legitimate son of the first branch, while he was just from the second. Ever since his uncle took charge of the Gill family, his father had warned him never to fall out with the first branch. Jackson clenched his fingers tightly. Austin could speak without any consideration for his feelings, and that last remark was particularly grating!
Back at the South residence, Ellis's face had darkened considerably. The usually unruly and defiant figure had transformed into a picture of calm and collected composure, resembling the steady demeanor of a future Olsen family head. He was always like this – he might seem capricious and unreliable, but if that were truly the case, Uncle Olsen would never have chosen him.
Did he not feel humiliated? Of course he did. But he had mastered the art of keeping his emotions hidden.
The reporters pressed on with increasingly unpleasant questions. One daring journalist asked, "Mr. Ellis, is your infertility really caused by horseback riding? Could it actually be hereditary? After all, Uncle Olsen doesn't seem to have any children either..."
Ellis's eyes instantly turned sharp, cutting toward the speaker like daggers. "Which newspaper are you from?" he demanded coldly. "It's fine to ask me, but why involve my elder? Is the Olsen family's reputation something you can smear at will?"
He turned directly to his ever-present assistant. "Remember this man. Have the lawyers of the Olsen Group sue him for tarnishing my uncle's reputation!"
But the reporter stubbornly retorted, "Mr. Ellis, this is unreasonable of you. I'm just putting forth a conjecture. Besides, everyone knows that Uncle Olsen has never had children..."
The surrounding reporters nodded in agreement. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen, standing nearby, both changed expression, and even Ken furrowed his brows. The stocks were already sliding, and this kind of news would definitely cause them to plummet even further!
But Ellis just sneered. "Who says my uncle doesn't have children? Just a few days ago, our family held a reunion banquet acknowledging Uncle Olsen's long-lost daughter. Don't you know about this?"
He turned to his secretary. "We made it very public without any secrecy. Are you not well-informed? Or is it that..." His voice suddenly turned stern. "You only report negative news about our family, not a single piece of good news? As journalists, is this how you chase after rumors?"
The reporter was left speechless. But the others, after a brief pause, redirected their attack to Ellis.
"Then Mr. Ellis, is your infertility report real?"
Ellis looked at the speaker calmly. "That is my privacy. Don't I have the right to keep it confidential?"
But the reporters were relentless. "If your infertility is true, then whose child is Miss Mary carrying? Could you please give us an explanation? Everyone is paying attention to this matter."
Ellis frowned and delivered an unexpected counterattack. "I think what everyone should be more concerned about is the future development plans of the Olsen family, not my personal matters! We will soon implement a series of measures, including new energy development, AI intelligence, and in-depth research on autonomous driving. We have already achieved excellent results. Additionally..." He looked toward a certain camera. "This month, we will launch a new electric car. I myself drive that model. It comes in various colors with excellent safety features. I hope everyone pays more attention to the products of the Olsen Group!"
The reporters were stunned. Wait – wasn't this supposed to be a PR crisis? How was he treating this like a press conference?! But Ellis's move indeed halted the downward trend of the Olsen Group's stocks.
Keira, standing beside him, raised her eyebrows in admiration. With everyone's attention on the scandal, interest was at its peak. Was Ellis... riding the wave of his own popularity for free advertising?! Uncle Olsen trained him to be his successor, and this man certainly lived up to expectations!
Lewis commented quietly, "This round of PR could be a case study in public relations."
Keira nodded in agreement. Ellis's PR campaign was incredibly powerful. Even if this turned out to be an Olsen family scandal, the higher the scandal's temperature, the more free advertising it brought to the Olsen Group. Ellis had won brilliantly.
But the reporters snapped back to reality and pressed again. "Mr. Ellis, we are still very interested to know, is your marriage to Miss Mary authentic? Is her child yours?"
A storm of questions followed: "That's right, Mr. Ellis, we came here today for this matter, so stop advertising for your company!" "Mr. Ellis, do you have azoospermia?" "Is Miss Davis's child yours?"
Ellis tightened his jaw and looked toward Mary. After a long moment, he spoke. "Azoospermia was the result of the examination, but I have been receiving treatment recently. As for the child... of course, it's mine. My wife and I have always been deeply in love; please don't believe the rumors out there."
He walked over to Mary and grabbed her arm. Mary looked at him, pursed her lips, and walked together with him toward the journalists. She knew this was what she had to do as Ellis's wife – always maintain a glamorous image in public. She had seen it all her life. Couples from wealthy families were like that. No matter how severely husband and wife quarreled privately, they always appeared close and affectionate in public.
Wearing an appropriate smile, Mary joined Ellis in front of the journalists. Ellis turned sideways, bent over, and patted her head. "My wife and I share a harmonious relationship, unlike what the rumors suggested. I hope everyone won't spread false information."
But someone put it bluntly. "Mr. Ellis, if you have azoospermia, how could the child possibly be yours?"
Seeing they couldn't get more out of Ellis, someone shifted focus to Mary. "Miss Davis, do you really love Mr. Ellis? Is your union with him an arranged marriage? Your marriage to him was for the sake of the family, right?"
Mary's response stunned everyone. "I married him because it was an arranged marriage."
The journalists gasped. Ellis's expression darkened. But just when everyone thought they had caught hold of the couple's weakness, Mary spoke again. "But it's also because I love him."
Everyone was taken aback. Ellis was flabbergasted too. They turned their gaze to Mary and saw a smile on her face – a smile that seemed somehow sad. She looked down at the journalists, then back at Ellis, and said slowly, "I fell in love with him when I was 18 years old."
She began to tell her story. "I remember it was a summer when I recklessly offended someone I shouldn't have provoked. That day after school, a group of them cornered me in an alley, intending to beat me, when Ellis stepped in."
Back then, Ellis had a lollipop in his mouth and was leaning lazily against a wall with a game console in his hand. He looked over at that gang of thugs and said in a measured tone, "You're so noisy. All of you should shut up." Then, after a casual glance at them, he coolly added, "Don't force me to beat you up." He leaned against the wall, and the setting sun in the distance cast a warm glow over him with its red beams.
Even now, Mary still remembered Ellis's appearance that day vividly.
Mary said earnestly, "From that day on, that daring and willful boy, who seemed like a little devil in the eyes of others, took residence in my heart. I know everyone has misunderstandings about him, thinking he's the unapproachable Mr. Ellis of the Olsen family, but to me, he has always been that courageous young man. All these years, Ellis hasn't really changed."
Mary didn't look at Ellis, but her words made him freeze. He stared at her, struggling to remember the incident she was talking about – he didn't even remember having such a past. The way Mary was speaking gave him an odd illusion. He felt that Mary loved him. This illusion suddenly filled him with excitement. Because of this illusion, he even felt he could tolerate her having another man's child...
But the reporters were relentless. "Miss Davis, you don't have to fabricate love stories here. We all know what's going on. It's just a shotgun wedding, right? However, Mr. Ellis's medical report shows azoospermia. So Miss Davis, is the child really Mr. Ellis's?"
Mary looked at Ellis and suddenly smirked. "It's his."
The reporters immediately challenged her. "How could it be his?" "The doctor's diagnosis clearly states azoospermia. Are you lying?" "Miss Davis, there are rumors that you've been involved with many men." "Mr. Ellis, do you really intend to raise another man's child?"
Ellis's expression darkened, but before he could speak, Mary intervened with shocking words. "I have a way to prove the child is Mr. Ellis's." She paused, then dropped the bombshell. "I am willing to do a public DNA test!"
The scene immediately erupted into chaos. Wayne blurted out without thinking, "Mary, have you gone mad?! How can you do a DNA test under these circumstances?"
The reporters immediately seized upon his words. "May I ask why she can't have one?" "Is it because the child isn't Ellis's?"
Mary looked at them with a cold laugh and turned to Ellis. "Let's go to the hospital now."
But then Ken stepped forward, trying to stop the chaos. "The child is certainly Mr. Ellis's. There is no doubt about that."
"Then why did Mr. Wayne reject the suggestion?" the reporters pressed.
As Ken was racking his brains for a reason, Ellis suddenly spoke up. "Because Mary is just three months pregnant, and there's high risk involved with amniocentesis at this stage!" He walked over to Mary's side and took her hand once more, his face showing tender concern, but his eyes were void of warmth. "Mary, I know you don't want others to doubt me, but for the baby's safety, we don't need to take this risk."
But Mary's eyes showed determination. "Ellis, I think people can't wait until I'm safe to have the paternity test. If we don't proceed to clear your name, you may live under rumors forever."
She took a step back and looked at the reporters again. "I'd like to ask the journalists to accompany me to the hospital now."
Ellis clenched his fists tightly, staring at her. After a moment, he gave a bitter smile. "Since you've made up your mind, let's do it. Let's go to the hospital right now!"
But a reporter spoke up again. "Mr. Ellis, you're not going to your hospital, are you? If it's your hospital, then the child will be declared yours regardless, and we all know what that means."
Mary cut in before Ellis could respond. "Don't worry. We won't go to our hospital. We'll go to a public hospital for the test to avoid any tampering. I believe the closest suitable hospital is the First Maternity and Child Health Hospital. Let's go there!"
The journalists immediately nodded. A whole procession formed – the Olsen family, the Davis family, and the reporters all made their way to the hospital.
Inside the Olsen family's car, Mrs. Olsen frowned at Ellis. "Ellis, what exactly is going on here? Is the child really yours?"
Ellis didn't speak. Mrs. Olsen seemed to understand something and turned to Mary. "Mary, what's going on with you? If the child isn't Ellis's, making such a fuss about going to the First Maternity and Child Health Hospital will put the Olsen family in a difficult spot."
Mr. Olsen immediately added, "It's probably too late to make any arrangements now. There are too many journalists and media watching. They certainly have people waiting at the hospital."
Ellis pursed his lips and looked at Mary. "What exactly are you doing? Mary, my patience with you is limited!"
Mary looked down without meeting his gaze and turned toward Mr. and Mrs. Olsen. "I have a perfect solution." She took two divorce agreements out of her bag and placed them on the coffee table. She addressed Mr. and Mrs. Olsen calmly. "Have Ellis sign his name here. Once the test result is out, if the child isn't his, then we can announce publicly using this document that he and I have already divorced. In this way, it would only prove my misconduct, and the Olsen Group wouldn't be involved."
These words stunned everyone. Mrs. Olsen looked at Mary in astonishment, suddenly unable to comprehend what this young woman was really up to.
Mr. Olsen then angrily said, "Then why didn't you say it earlier? Since you've been diagnosed with azoospermia, then sign this divorce agreement!"
Ellis clenched his jaw. "I didn't bring a pen."
But Mary reached into her bag and pulled out a pen. "I have one." She handed it to Ellis and said slowly, "I've already signed my name. You just need to sign yours."
Those words made Ellis's eyes suddenly turn red with anger as he looked at Mary, his voice shaking imperceptibly. "You want to divorce me that badly?!"
Mr. Olsen, however, pressed on. "Ellis, sign it! For the reputation of the Olsen Group, you can't be a cuckold! Otherwise, our family will become a laughingstock!"
Ellis stared at the agreement in front of him. After a long, painful moment, he finally picked them up and signed his name.
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
This chapter was absolutely heart-wrenching and intense! The emotional rollercoaster between Ellis and Mary reached new heights. I felt genuine pain watching Mary publicly admit her love for Ellis, only to be met with more suspicion and accusations. The way she bravely offered to do a public DNA test shows how desperate she is to prove her loyalty. And then the divorce papers... my heart broke when Ellis signed them. This is a masterfully written chapter that keeps you on the edge of your seat! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
Something tells me that the DNA test results are going to shock everyone! Based on the clues dropped throughout this chapter, I have a sneaking suspicion that the child might actually be Ellis's after all. Could there be a mix-up with the medical reports? Or is Mary hiding an even bigger secret? Either way, the divorce papers have been signed, and everything is about to come crashing down!
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