Callum looked at Elspeth. “You may leave.”

Even though she knew it was normal that Callum was treating her indifferently, it still made Elspeth tear up.

Noticing the dour mood, Callum paused for a moment and added, “Elias and Edmund are waiting for you. They have something to tell you.”

“I see.” Elspeth smiled bitterly. She nodded and left the office. Then, she took a deep breath to hide her pain. Standing outside the door was a pair of identical men smiling and waving at her. The sight of them made her sadness go away a little. She approached Elias. “I’ve told the doctor to make your case the top priority. It’s been an hour, so the results should be out now.”

Elias nodded in resignation. “That’s why we came. We’re not related. It’s just a beautiful misunderstanding.”

Elspeth put her own problems aside. Surprised, she said, “Really? But that’s impossible!”

Elias and Edmund exchanged a look, then they chuckled. “You actually believed that? My, you’ve gotten a lot stupider, Elspeth!”

Edmund. Winthrop. How dare you trick me? “That was your idea, wasn’t it, Edmund? All just to prank me?”

Elspeth suspected Edmund first because she knew how cheeky he could be. But this time, Edmund didn’t confess. Instead, he rolled his eyes. “You can’t pin the blame on me just because of your stereotypes. It could’ve been Elias. He’s not exactly innocent.”

Elias shot Edmund a glare. “You’re the older brother here. Can’t you cover my *ss?”

Edmund extended his hand and smacked Elias’ head. “As if. I didn’t even cover the Winthrop brothers when they needed me to. Why should I do it for you?”

Elspeth laughed. “You’re taking this well, Edmund. Don’t

stopped smiling. “I’m not part of that family. It’s a fact, and I can’t deny it. However, that would mean all this fighting against Callum had been for nothing. I’m

right now? Elspeth’s lips twitched. But it’s good.

and he sneered. “Don’t think I’m going to get along with him. Now that I’m not part of the Winthrops, I don’t have to hold back anymore. I can

you’d still lose,”

it, and his face

don’t I take you to Mr. Irving’s

light in Edmund’s eyes dimmed. “I do, but…” Edmund sighed. “But Mom might be heartbroken when she finds out. I’m not Arthur. I can’t just up and

you were good. You might have a short temper, but you’re a nice

“One more word and I’m smacking

out

Margot, and she’s letting you see Dad. Don’t

The fact that

will always

you feel that way. I’m sure Margot will be happy

Elias drove. They made their way to

that Edmund was coming, Irving paced around in excitement, and he kept changing clothes, wanting to

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