The Killer Queen by Noella Briony

Chapter 10

[Boss, are you doubting that there was something fishy about you being switched at birth?]

Noella nodded and replied: [The Schnabel family is no ordinary wealthy family. A mix–up like swapping kids that goes unnoticed for over a decade just doesn’t happen in families like that, especially when it involves several children.]

[Gotcha, I’ll dig into it right away.]

Five minutes later, thanks to the intel network Noella had set up herself, there was fresh news.

The mix–up with Noella, Briony, and Elara happened because the hospital where their moms. gave birth had a major medical mishap that year.

The delivery room was moved next door to the orphanage, where there were too many people to keep track of, and the security wasn’t exactly tight, leading to the baby switcheroo.

Noella: [Give me the location of that orphanage; I’ll check it out personally later.]

[Boss, the orphanage and the hospital are at the same place, but the hospital has been shut down for years and is now abandoned, while the orphanage is still up and running. Still standing after all these years and in Imperial City, too? That’s no small feat. Be careful, Boss.]

Noella had a hunch that something was off about that orphanage! She checked the address of the orphanage and put away her phone.

Tristan’s voice came from the doorway. “Darling, come down for dinner. Not sure what your taste is, so see if it suits your palate.”

Tristan looked at Noella with eyes full of fatherly love, anxious that she might not like the dishes.

Walking beside him, Noella asked, “With our family’s connections, didn’t you guys want to dig into my past after finding me?”

Tristan chuckled. “It was your sister Elara who said investigating beforehand might bias us, and if your past was rough, it’d be harder for us to make it up to you. So she suggested we get to know you slowly after you came home.”

Noella nodded in understanding.

The grand dining hall was bright, luxurious crystal chandeliers scattered light across the marble walls like a gathering of stars, a fireworks display of light forming the words “Welcome home, darling.”

The dining table, worth thirty million, was made of fragrant ebony and filled the air with its natural aroma, making the food on the table look even more exquisite.

Standing in front of the table were four men, all looking at Noella with eager and cautious eyes.

Then they saw a girl who resembled their mother standing on the stairs, dressed in a light

dress with a luminous Amethyst

she stepped out of a painting with a touch of

was their sister!

“Noella. these are your brothers. Come on,

in a custom–made Italon suit, sporting a pair of precious ruby cufflinks that had fetched sixty. million

youngest at the top of the new

handed Noella a black

of careful practice on

your big bro, Beckett. This is a welcome gift from

took it and nodded

was more touching than striking gold

hands that looked like

Ulrich. Here’s my welcome gift for

box made of pearwood, pleasing to the touch and polished to

every corner.

hands; it was clearly

the box was a hairpin and a card.

medical facility worldwide freely. Whatever the situation, if you need it, you’ll get the best care possible. Of course, I hope you’ll never need it. I’m not as wealthy as our oldest brother, but I made this hairpin myself, and I hope you

performing surgeries with a hundred

with orchids, made from top–grade

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I like it.”

flowers, more

third brother, Stirling. You’ve probably seen me before, right? This is the welcome gift from me!”

actor in Harmonia Country, he swept all the acting awards

yacht keys from Stirling, expressing her gratitude. “Thank you. Stirling, I like it.”

that his sister wouldn’t like his gift, but her

couldn’t wait and strode forward,

down! If you

she could kick Jasper a few times for fear he would be too rough and hurt their

Schnabel was dressed in a floral shirt, the

to looks. and Jasper, with his slightly roguish charm, was no exception. Thanks

knock out of the park. His cut from a single case could hit the eight–figure