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Quest Diagnostics: A Short Story

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“That illegitimate blood test that was announced to news outlets of you and your brother were fake.Your demonic and overly ambitious uncle Thacher had switched your blood tests with other identical twins. I was completely unaware of your uncle’s scheming behind my back until I received the call from Quest Diagnostics yesterday morning from my hospital telephone.” Helena had stated with clear and evident hatred for her demon spawn of an uncle that would do anything it takes to become the next King of England. “Did anyone who works for us help him accomplish his grand scheme or did he do it all on his own?. And if so, That could lead to my my dear uncle and your brother in law to face serious charges and the law for the crime that he had just

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