The big boss is reborn and lets himself go.

A cool morning breeze rustled through the sparse leaves. Sunlight filtered through the layers of leaves, casting dappled patterns of light and shadow on the ground. These shadows shifted and changed, creating a dazzling spectacle.

Zhou Yanhuan and her brother Hilbert knelt there for the entire night. The other brothers, though suffering from backaches and unable to straighten up, also persisted in kneeling. Surprisingly, this group actually knelt in the main hall's open space all night, not daring to stand up even at dawn.

The reason was simple: Queen Sharon had not allowed them to get up, so none of them dared to move, for fear of angering Queen Sharon and causing her to change her mind.

Time passed slowly, the sun gradually rose, and its rays shone on everyone, bringing them a touch of warmth.

No one knows exactly how much time passed, but finally, Queen Sharon and her husband, Prince Carlos, walked out of the main hall together. When they saw the children still kneeling there, a complex emotion welled up in their hearts.

Queen Sharon walked gracefully to the eaves, her gaze calmly fixed on the kneeling crowd before her. She spoke in a flat tone, "Rise, all of you. You have passed my test, and I grant your request from yesterday." Her voice, though soft, carried clearly to everyone's ears.

As Queen Sharon finished speaking, a group of servants emerged from all directions, quickly approaching the princes and carefully helping them up.

Zhou Yanhuan and her brother Hilbert helped each other to their feet with difficulty. Their faces were slightly pale, but their eyes still shone with determination.

The others, supported by the servants, also stood up, forming a dense crowd. However, they did not leave but stood quietly in place.

Because they knew that something important awaited them next: listening to the teachings of their grandmother, Queen Sharon.

Queen Sharon glanced at the group of young children, a faint expression on her face, and slowly said, "Then you boys can spoil Catherine Nore Lancaster." Her eyes revealed a kind of helplessness and doting, as if she was already used to her grandchildren's affection for Catherine.

Queen Sharon's words made everyone present laugh, instantly lightening the atmosphere. After laughing, the grandchildren looked a little embarrassed, heads bowed and cheeks slightly flushed.

The grandchildren, being scolded, kept their heads down, secretly thinking, "It's clearly you, Grandpa, and all the elders who dote on Catherine the most. We were just imitating you, so why is it our fault now?" However, Queen Sharon was unaware that her children were talking about her behind her back, and she was even less aware of their true thoughts.

Queen Sharon looked at her dejected grandsons, shook her head helplessly, and sighed softly, "Alright, everyone was busy all night and must be exhausted. Go and rest. This afternoon we'll sit down and talk properly about Catherine and her brother. The rest of you can go back and rest now. Catherine and her brother, please stay." With that, Queen Sharon waved for everyone to disperse.

As soon as Queen Sharon finished speaking, Zhou Yanhuan left with her brother and younger brother. Before leaving, she gave them a worried look, as if Queen Sharon had left them alone to give them some other punishment.

Zhou Yanhuan knew perfectly well what her brothers' eyes meant, but she didn't intend to explain or say anything. She knew perfectly well that things weren't as her brothers thought at all.

Grandma kept the two siblings on the family line only to complete some necessary bloodline verification procedures.

Zhou Yanhuan knew perfectly well why her grandmother did this. As the head of state of a country, if his bloodline was scattered abroad, then verifying his bloodline identity was an essential step.

This process not only confirms the authenticity of the bloodline but also preserves evidence and makes it public for all to witness. In this way, no one will question the identity of the re-identified person, ensuring the legitimacy of the bloodline is widely recognized.

Zhou Yanhuan herself had gone through this process years ago. After everyone else left, Zhou Yanhuan and her brother Zhou Yanchuan had a servant bring them some clothes, and after changing into clean ones, the siblings followed closely behind their grandmother, Queen Sharon, and their grandfather, Prince Carlos, to the designated location for bloodline verification.

The four people, each with a different expression, entered the main hall. They walked along the corridor and eventually arrived at the main hall's private meeting room.

It took them quite a while to get there, and after about ten minutes, they finally arrived at their destination—the entrance to the main hall's private meeting room.

The servants standing at the door immediately recognized Queen Sharon, Prince Carlos, and Catherine and Princess's brother. Without hesitation, they stepped forward and respectfully opened the doors to the meeting hall.

The four people slowly walked into the meeting room, and the servants quickly closed the door after they entered.

The conference hall was spacious, but a group of doctors in white coats sat at a long table on one side, interspersed with two elderly men in suits. In addition, a wide variety of medical instruments occupied a significant portion of the space.

Catherine and Zhou Yanhuan were not surprised by this; they had expected it to happen. They remained remarkably calm in the face of what was unfolding.

Catherine and her brother Hilbert walked quickly, almost running, to their grandparents, then overtook them and headed straight for the medical team.

The doctors stood in a row, looking very professional, but also intimidating.

Catherine glanced quickly at the doctor, then without hesitation pulled her brother Hilbert to sit down on a chair nearby.

Her movements were practiced and natural, as if she were very familiar with everything there.

Hilbert seemed to completely obey his sister's arrangements, sitting there quietly without the slightest resistance or dissatisfaction.

His eyes were gentle, fixed on his sister, which made people feel incredibly warm.

Catherine sat calmly in the chair, her eyes fixed firmly on the doctor. She said in a composed tone, “Let’s begin, doctor. Grandma probably already told you that my situation is a bit special, and we can’t do the blood tests right away. It’s because my blood clotting function might be affected after giving birth. But don’t worry, I’ve prepared blood samples from before my pregnancy and from both of my children; they’re in the car. I’ll have my assistant come over and give them to you in a bit. You can take them directly to the tests. This way, you’ll get accurate results and avoid unnecessary risks.”

Zhou Yanhuan took a deep breath and slowly exhaled, trying to calm herself down. She looked at the doctor, her eyes filled with determination and resolve.

"Doctor, please take my brother's blood sample first; this is very important. At the same time, I need to make an urgent call. My assistant will bring my blood sample to you. Please complete the testing as soon as possible." Zhou Yanhuan's voice carried a hint of urgency, but even more so, an undeniable authority.

The doctor nodded slightly in agreement. He understood the urgency of the request.

The doctor, as a close confidant of the Queen, had a deeper understanding of the whole incident. The Queen had personally instructed him on this matter the previous night, so he was somewhat prepared. Although he didn't know the specifics of what had happened, he could sense the seriousness of the situation from the Queen's solemn expression and tone.

The doctor was keenly aware of the important mission he bore, a responsibility that weighed heavily on him. He knew that the results of this assessment would directly impact the reputation and future of the royal family.

Therefore, the paternity test results must be accurate to ensure that the child is indeed Princess Catherine's biological offspring. For this doctor, this is not only a task, but also a responsibility, concerning the dignity and stability of the royal family.