George Flack noticed the confusion in Dylan Flack's mind: "Dylan, I'm sorry, there was a misunderstanding back then. It was this woman standing in front of us who carried you for nine months, but you were taken away by Belly Wescott. That's why I hated Belly so much, but I never hated you!"
Even with Dylan's muddled mind, he could understand what his father was saying.
So, were all those previous feelings of intimacy real?
Dylan looked at Aria Grant standing there, and he didn't know if it was because of what was said, but why did she look more and more familiar?
Aria could feel Dylan staring at her. George Flack had already said everything earlier, so now what would her presence mean to Dylan?
"I don't believe what you said now. Let's wait until you have the parentage test results in front of me to talk about this. I'm really hungry, let's go eat!" Dylan suddenly sat up from the bed.
George Flack smiled at Aria because he knew Dylan actually believed what was said.
