Aurelia settled back into her cozy spot on the plush sofa, taking a sip of her coconut water.
Frankly, she didn't want to believe that the man before her, Raines, could be an impostor. She knew all too well how ruthless Geoffrey could be.
If this Raines was a fake, then the real Raines was likely in grave danger, his life hanging by a thread.
That was Leopold's fear, too. He was deeply concerned for Raines' safety and needed to confirm whether this Raines was genuine.
Since Geoffrey was also a member of the Stirling family, a genetic test would indicate a familial connection, so DNA comparison didn't make a difference.
The only way to be certain was a paternity test with his birth mother, Elfreda. So they had to bring Elfreda to Elysium.
After peeling a lychee, Beverley smiled faintly and asked, “Lisbeth, what kind of wedding do you dream of? A traditional one or what?”
No joy of a bride-to-be can be seen in Lisbeth’s face. Perhaps she was rattled by the tarot reading from earlier that morning.
“I don't mind either way,” she replied indifferently.
Aurelia gave her a meaningful look and sighed softly. “Raines and his twin brother Geoffrey were separated at birth but they’re identical twins, just like my boys, Kane and Liam. I read a story recently about two men who looked alike and secretly switched lives, and their wives had no clue. Can identical twins really be that hard to tell apart?”
As the mother of identical twins herself, Aurelia felt a pang of empathy. If Kane and Liam tried to imitate each other, she also found it tough to tell them apart.
Sheryl chimed in, “I think even if they look alike, their habits are likely quite different. If someone knows them well enough, they should be able to tell them apart.”
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