# Chapter 446 – 450: The Truth That Shattered Everything
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 446 to 450 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews." We find ourselves in the midst of an emotional earthquake — a storm of betrayal, injustice, and a glimmer of hope that changes everything. If you thought the drama was over, let me tell you, it's only just beginning!
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Keira had just finished her tasks and was pushing Mary's small cart forward when Ellis, stunned and confused, demanded to know where she was taking his wife. Keira's answer was simple and firm: "To get an amniocentesis."
Ellis frowned deeply. "Even if we really need to do a DNA test, amniocentesis isn't necessary. After the abortion, the embryo will come out..."
Those cold, cruel words made Mary's eyes redden — she turned her head away, unable to bear looking at the man she once loved. Keira stood there, caught between fury and pity. She wanted to scold Ellis for being a bastard, but she remembered the three tests confirming his azoospermia. His humiliation was real. Yet the pain he inflicted on Mary was equally real. What a tragedy.
"We can't wait," Keira said softly, glancing at Mary. The abortion pill would take two to three hours to take effect — time they simply didn't have.
Mr. and Mrs. Olsen stepped forward, pleading with Keira not to make a fuss. "Think of the reputation of both families! The cooperation between them!" they urged.
Keira didn't flinch. "With things as unclear as they are now, do you think the reputations are being preserved? Turn around and look at how many reporters are watching. What do you think they'll say if we don't do this?"
Wayne tried to intervene, but Keira was unstoppable. She pushed Mary toward the amniocentesis area, pausing only to look at Ellis with a gaze that held both pity and warning. "Ellis, you will regret this."
And she marched forward.
Ellis stood frozen, a strange panic rising in his chest. Three tests had confirmed his infertility, and Mary's past reputation was far from spotless. He had been so convinced the child wasn't his. But Keira's words gnawed at him, and he followed them, a trail of reporters swarming behind.
Meanwhile, in Jackson's hospital ward, Jackson and Austin watched the live broadcast with smug satisfaction. "How ridiculous! What is Keira up to? Other families would do anything to cover up such a scandal!" Jackson sneered.
"Maybe she's hoping for a stroke of luck? What if the child turns out to be Ellis's?" Austin mused sarcastically.
"That's impossible! He's been diagnosed with azoospermia!" Jackson laughed, but his eyes were cold with jealousy. He couldn't stand the thought of Ellis being a real man while he lay broken and useless.
But in a dim room elsewhere, a woman with a slender hand swirled a glass of wine, her eyes fixed on the news. A slow smile curved her lips. "This Keira is quite interesting," she murmured.
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Keira didn't waste a moment. She took Mary to the testing agency, extracted the child's DNA sample, and prepared both Ellis's and the baby's samples for analysis. Mary insisted on going, pale and weak but stubborn. When Ellis tried to stop her, Mary's words cut deep: "What's wrong with me now? It's all thanks to you!"
The testing center fell into an agonizing silence as they waited the half-hour for results. Ellis felt as if he were nailed to the spot, unable to move. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen exchanged nervous glances. Either outcome would bring shame — if the child wasn't Ellis's, the Olsen family would be disgraced. If it was, the regret would be immeasurable.
Then, the staff member's voice rang out: "Hello, your test results are ready!"
No one dared to step forward. But Keira spoke calmly: "Please tell us the results!"
The staff member announced the findings, and the room fell into total silence. Ellis's eyes widened in disbelief. He felt as if struck by lightning. He turned slowly to meet Mary's teary gaze.
"The child is Mr. Ellis's!" someone gasped.
"What about his azoospermia report? Could it be a misdiagnosis?"
"Impossible! We monitored the entire process!"
The reporters erupted into chaos. In Jackson's hospital room, Austin and Jackson shot upright, their faces twisted in fury. "What's going on!? I thought Ellis had azoospermia!" Austin raged.
Jackson's somber gaze darkened with envy. Had Ellis been playing him all along? The thought was unbearable.
Then, Mary's voice, trembling with sorrow, echoed through the room: "Ellis, you've killed your own child!"
Those words hit Ellis like a curse. He grabbed the test report — 99.99% paternity. It was real. He had dreamed of this moment, and now it was a nightmare. He had given her abortion pills. His own child, destroyed by his own hand.
Mrs. Olsen's slap echoed through the room. "You bastard! You've committed murder! Even if the child wasn't yours, you can't treat a pregnant woman like this!"
But Mary pushed away everyone's attempts to comfort her. She knelt before her parents, bowing her head. "I've repaid the debt of your raising me," she said, her voice hollow. Then she turned to Keira. "Let's go."
Ellis panicked. "Mary, where are you going? I'll take you to the hospital..."
"Don't!" Mary pushed him away, her eyes red with tears. "Ellis, the young man I once loved most died just now. I will never forgive the murderer of my son. We're done. Let's get a divorce."
And with that, she leaned on Keira and walked out of the institution.
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In the car, Mary broke down, her hand resting on her belly. "My child..." she sobbed.
But then Keira dropped a bombshell. "Actually, your child is fine. I switched the abortion pills with vitamin tablets."
Mary was stunned. "What?!"
Lewis explained that he had discovered Ellis buying the pills and informed Keira, who quickly swapped them. Mary's confusion turned to cautious hope. She didn't feel the pain anymore — it had been psychological all along.
Keira gave her a choice: tell Ellis the truth or not. Mary's answer was firm. "If I tell him, he probably won't want to divorce anymore. Better not to say anything."
She wanted a divorce. The trust was gone, shattered beyond repair. Keira suggested she go to the South residence for safety, and Mary agreed. As they drove away, Mary said something that made Lewis's jaw drop: "Keira, I think you should stay with this gigolo. That second-marriage man, Lewis, is unsuitable for you. His wife had just died, and he shamelessly went to propose marriage to the Olsens — he's not a good person."
Lewis was speechless. He suddenly regretted helping Mary at all.
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Meanwhile, at the Gill family residence, Austin stormed in, furious about being tricked. Lady Gill's cold gaze assessed her son's failure. "You're stupid. Who else can you blame?"
"But we verified the report! It came from our own hospital! How could our doctors deceive me?" Austin protested.
Lady Gill sent the butler to investigate, and he confirmed the doctor had worked for them. Lady Gill's eyes narrowed. "The Olsens have their own hospital. Why would Ellis come to ours? The samples must have been switched. And he's been setting this trap for a whole month!"
But then, Lady Gill noticed an unread message on Austin's phone — from a sender claiming to be the owner of the jade piece: "Hello, I'm the owner of the jade piece. May I ask who this is?"
Lady Gill's heart leaped. "Why haven't you read this message?!" she demanded.
Austin grabbed the phone, realizing this could be his long-lost sister. He immediately called, but the other party hung up. A text came: "I can't talk right now. Who is this?"
Austin was about to explode, but his mother slapped him on the head. "She's probably in class! Send a text!" Austin texted back: "Sister, I'm your brother!"
At that very moment, Nara was at the hospital with her classmates, interning as a senior medical student. She saw the message but felt a knot of confusion in her chest. How could a wealthy family lose a daughter? She wanted to know the truth. She replied with her location: XXX Hospital.
"Good, Mom and I will come right away. Don't go anywhere," came the reply.
But before she could respond, her instructor assigned her to patrol the third floor — the VIP wards. "You have a good temperament," the instructor said. Nara didn't know it, but Jackson had specifically requested she be assigned to his care.
As she and her classmate Harry began rounds, they entered Room 306. Jackson lay on the bed, his dark gaze fixed on Nara. Her heart skipped a beat. She tried to leave, but his voice stopped her.
"Help me change my dressing!" Jackson demanded. Nara took a deep breath and slowly touched the location of his wound. In that moment, Jackson kicked her, sending her stumbling back. "You scum! You're too rough! Do you want to kill me?"
Nara's eyes filled with tears of frustration. She tried to write on paper, but Jackson scoffed. "What are you writing? Can't you speak? What kind of doctor are you if you can't communicate? I'll report you! I'll make sure you never become a doctor!"
Just as Nara was about to break down, a familiar voice sounded beside her. "Nara?"
It was Keira. She had come to the hospital to investigate Ellis's azoospermia report, but the doctor who examined him had fled the country the night before. Now, she found Nara in distress.
"Is Jackson making things difficult for you?" Keira asked. Nara immediately shook her head, not wanting to trouble Keira. She touched the jade piece hidden beneath her clothing — the same jade that would lead her to her family.
But before Keira could insist, Austin and Lady Gill arrived, looking for the jade owner. They spotted Nara and Keira standing together.
"What are you doing here?!" Austin snarled at Keira.
"I'm here to get to the bottom of my brother's azoospermia report," Keira replied coolly.
Austin accused her of scheming, but Keira revealed the truth: the doctor who made the report had fled the country. "Do you think our hospital produces fake reports?" Austin shot back.
Then Keira pulled Nara forward. "If you were truly fair, why did you make life difficult for this girl? You assigned her to the third floor just to satisfy Jackson, didn't you?"
Austin sneered. "I don't have time for such petty things."
But Lady Gill's eyes flickered with something — recognition? Awe? She was about to speak when Austin snapped back to the present. "Enough! We have an important matter to attend to!"
They were here to find the jade owner. And Nara was standing right in front of them.
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
These chapters were an emotional rollercoaster! Mary's pain was so palpable it hurt to read, and the revelation that the child was Ellis's after all was a gut-wrenching twist. Keira's quick thinking to switch the pills was a saving grace, but Mary's decision to divorce despite knowing the truth shows incredible strength. Meanwhile, the introduction of Nara's storyline adds a whole new layer of mystery — the jade piece connecting her to the Gill family, and Jackson's cruel treatment of her, makes me desperate to see the reunion. The writing is beautifully tense, with every scene building toward something explosive.
**Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.8 / 5 Stars**
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## Next Chapter Prediction
Now that the jade owner has been found, Lady Gill and Austin will finally meet Nara face-to-face. But with Jackson and Austin's animosity toward the Olsen family, and Nara's connection to Keira, this discovery might not be as smooth as they hope. Will Nara reveal the truth before Jackson crushes her spirit? And how will Ellis react when he learns his child is still alive? The tension is rising, and I can't wait to see the fireworks!
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