The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 717

Chapter 717 

The young nurse nervously explained, “Because what we did was against the rules, we destroyed it as soon as we looked at it. What’s wrong, Mr. Howard?” 

Balfour asked with a straight face. “I’m asking you one more time! Are you sure you didn’t get it wrong? The test results show that Ellinor and I are real siblings?” 

*Yes, I’m absolutely sure because this affects whether I can officially take up my post There’s no way I could get it wrong, the test results show that you and Ms. Mendoza are indeed blood siblings” 

After hearing the nurse’s firm words, Balfour was stunned, and after a long while, he finally let go of her 

The young nurse had already been scared to lears. 

Balfour’s hand was trembling slightly, the information he just learned was a shocking blow 

He had always been hesitant about Ellinor, always thinking it was because she once saved his grandpa, so he repeatedly spared her 

Quinton was also shocked by the news. The sister Mr. Howard had been desperately searching for so many years was actually Ellinor, who he didn’t likel 

He stepped forward and carefully asked, “Mr. Howard, are you okay?” 

Balfour clutched at his chest, seeming to try and control the intense pain in his heart. He took a deep breath and ordered, “Go check! Get me an accurate result as soon as possible!” 

Quinton immediately replied, “Yes, Mr. Howard, I’ll get night on it!” 

Balfour closed the room door; his entire demeanor was dazed, and he staggered out. 

Seeing him about to leave, the two nurses quickly knelt on the ground and begged him. 

“Mr. Howard, we know we were wrong! Please spare us!” 

“Mr. Howard, let us go, we won’t do this kind of thing again.” 

However, no matter how much they shouted, Balfour did not look back. 

The room door closed, and the bodyguard who was in charge of guarding them came in again. 

The next day at 4 a m. 

Quinton hurried back to the Howard family’s mansion, knocking on the door of the study that had been lit all night. 

“Come in.”