Chapter 432 Bonnie stopped him and asked, “What are you doing?” “I–I think this is a food allergy reaction.” Thaddeus’s hand, which was still touching Vince’s face, started trembling. “How did you know about that?” She didn’t know about it herself until after she checked the little boy’s pulse. He took a deep breath before he looked at her solemnly. “Did you give him the cheeseburger sliders? Were there tomatoes in them?” She was stunned. “How do you know about that?” “I knew it! I knew it!” Thaddeus was overjoyed. He looked at Vince’s face, which was covered with rashes. However, Vince’s features gave Thaddeus enough information to know he was right. Bonnie and the rest did not have the foggiest idea of what he was getting at. “What on earth has gotten over you, Thaddeus? Why do you look so happy?” Ged asked. He pointed at Vince’s face before pointing at his own. “Don’t you guys think he looks familiar?” Now that he pointed it out, they finally understood. “Dang! I–Is he your long lost brother?” Ged was so shocked that he almost bit his tongue. “It’s highly possible.” “We live in a big world. Sometimes we meet strangers who look exactly like someone we know. Also, what are the freaking odds?” Thaddeus pointed at the rashes on the little boy’s face. “I also have an allergy to tomatoes. Once, I almost died because I ate some of it.” Everyone fell silent immediately. Standing up, she said, “Let’s put this aside for now. Vince is in a dire situation, and I don’t have the necessary medical equipment here. We have to send him to the hospital for an IV drip.” “Okay!” Thaddeus quickly carried the little boy in his arms to the ground floor. The Shermans stopped everything they were doing and rushed to the hospital as soon as they got news about Vince. “Are you sure the little boy’s your brother, Thaddeus?” Dominick was so overwhelmed that his hands couldn’t stop shaking. Chapter 432 2/2 Thaddeus’s mother, Willow Sherman, was also very excited. Her eyes were completely red. Evidently, she cried on her way here. “He looks exactly like me, and he had an allergic reaction because he ate some tomatoes. We’ll have to run some DNA tests to know for sure, though,” he answered. However, he was pretty convinced that Vince was his younger brother. Dominick and Willow held each other and said, “Heavens, please let the little boy be our son!” Not long after, the door to the emergency room swung open. Bonnie rolled the hospital bed out. Now that they had a chance to look at Vince, whose eyes were shut, both of them were pretty sure that they had found their long–lost son. “How’s he doing, Bonnie?” She took off her mask. “I just ran a thorough body checkup for him and gave him the relevant treatment. We can be sure he had an allergy to tomatoes. He’s stabilized now.” “Wonderful! That’s great. Thank the heavens!” She frowned slightly. “I’m sorry. This was my fault. I made him the sliders with tomatoes in them yesterday.” “Why would anyone blame you? You didn’t know about it, after all,” Ivor said, feeling heartbroken. “Exactly! This isn’t your fault at all. We made the same mistake with Thaddeus, back when he was very young. We didn’t know he was allergic to tomatoes, and he was bedridden for days.” Willow had nothing but gratitude for Bonnie. Dominick said, “Ivor told us about what you did for Vince. If you hadn’t taken him in and sent him to school, he might still be homeless somewhere. “Thank you, Bonnie. I mean it. I appreciate what you did for him!” Dominick’s eyes were filled with tears as he spoke. “Oh. That reminds me,” Bonnie said. “I had them run a DNA test using samples of Vince and Thaddeus’s blood. The result should be out anytime now.” The next moment, a young nurse holding the result walked toward her. “This is the DNA test result you asked for, Ms. Bonnie.”