No.
The "her" by his ear spoke softly. Though Shade was slightly surprised, he still smiled as he answered Margaret's question:
"No. I guess James Kaming isn't your brother."
"You really do know everything. Is there anything in this world that you don't know?"
The Blonde Princess asked in a spoiled tone, but she did not forget to tell Shade the more detailed results of the investigation:
"That woman who met Father at a masked ball over twenty years ago died fifteen years ago. She wasn't Mrs. Kaming. Although my brother is rather foolish, he still found out that the woman had indeed given birth to a boy.
After the woman died, no one knew where the boy went. But like us, he was blond, and supposedly quite handsome. He had lived in Vesta Woodland for at least fifteen years, and he had a local accent.
After I return, my brother will continue investigating. His arm is injured, but that won't affect his movements. As for whether Colonel Dupont is a spy, and the Delin Orr Restorationists' secret gatherings, my brother may investigate them or may not, but that will affect Father's opinion of him."
It was good that James Kaming was not the Anjou Royal Family's illegitimate son. Shade did not want such a complicated family becoming entangled with the royal family as well. But that still left James Kaming's biological father unknown, and that royal illegitimate son in his twenties might still be somewhere nearby.
"If that illegitimate son is still alive, would he affect your inheritance rights? If he is merely an illegitimate son, it shouldn't matter much, right?"
Shade asked with interest. Margaret nodded lightly, lowering her voice:
"Of course he wouldn't. And even if he could, my eldest brother and I would make sure he