Our Billion-Worth Twins by Velvet Antler novel Chapter 826

Chapter 826

Everyone at the banquet turned their heads toward the direction of the voice subconsciously.

There stood a lady with long hair, dressed in a wonderfully sewed white dress and high heels, bearing a noble and elegant disposition.

The guests in the middle of the hall automatically stepped back to make a way for her.

Catelyn walked through the crowd and up the stage at a slow pace, and in her wake were whispers from the crowd.

"She looks familiar."

"Hold on. Wasn't she the one who made a scene at Cedrick's wedding?"

"That's right. I remember she's called Catelyn..."

"How did she get in here? What are the securities doing? It's the reunion banquet of the Atherton family, and the guests here are all well-known people like politicians, businessmen, and celebrities!"

When Quinn heard Catelyn's voice, horrifying memories flooded into her head like a flood which made her feel guilty, as if she had seen a ghost. She then quickly shouted for security guards.

Sylvie stopped Quinn and lowered her gaze a little so that she could see Catelyn clearer. "Miss Clark, what did you mean when you said Quinn was unworthy?"

Quinn was so nervous that her heart was about to burst.

She stared deeply at Catelyn, and there was horror in her eyes.

"Old Lady Atherton, I'm sorry to ruin such an important moment, but this lady in front of you is not your granddaughter. She's a fake, so she can't bear the crown."

"What? She's a fake?!"

"No way... It's the twenty-first century! How could DNA testing go wrong?" "Wait, I think that's possible. For one thing, Old Lady Atherton had lost her daughter, so the accuracy of the DNA tests done with her granddaughter's DNA and hers would be greatly reduced. Plus, it isn't strange to have someone out there, wanting to leech on the Atherton family's wealth by faking their identity."

When Quinn heard Catelyn's accusation, her whole body trembled violently.

For some reason, she had had an ominous premonition before Catelyn set foot in the hall.

'Did she know the truth? No, she can't have evidence. She must be deceiving me.'

Thinking of this, Quinn yelled angrily, "I've already explained to you that the reason why I said that I wasn't my grandmother's granddaughter that day was to fool the gangsters! Don't tell me you've taken that seriously! That's hilarious! If I'm not worthy, who is? You?"

"Why are you being so loud and testy? Are you guilty of being a thief of identity?"

"Why would I be guilty? I've done nothing bad. It's just that I don't want to embarrass you in front of the guests! I'm being too kind to you!"