"Well, certainly," Robert said. "DNA paternity tests have been in existence since the 1960's. Ours don't use muggle technology, of course, but all we would need is some hair from Angus and some hair from the boys. It does take awhile to concoct the potion that actually shows whether there is any correlation but it's possible to do. The test Jack is talking about takes a bit longer than the newer version I'm working on. It should take about half the time to get the results, and its more accurate. However, I have to have some time to blend the potion that it depends on, and, just like polyjuice needs a month to brew, this potion is going to take some time to brew too, though hopefully not that long."
"I know what you both are saying," Angus said. "I realize they're already legally Donohues. I get it, and you both have valid points. It might take me half tick, though, to adjust to the fact that Suzanne might have had a thing with my father, and that my sons might actually be my brothers. And that's just one more layer of entitlement that Suzanne is going to say I robbed her from."
"And it also explains why Tom might be hanging onto her. It's no secret that if Suzanne thought she could grab the entire Donohue ball of wax, that would be definitely more money than Tom has," Robert said.
"Well, Benjamin was never heir to anything other than what he himself earned," Angus said. "Neither Edward's will nor Caprice's ever gave him so much as a farthing, and Edward's not about to change it now."
"Still, if she had thought she could contest it, on the boys' behalf, of course, as biological Donohues, then she certainly would believe she was coming into until millions."
"Another crackpot fantasy of hers," Angus sighed, irked, "but all the more reason why Tom would be interested in her. He certainly isn't interested in her for her great IQ or her magical prowess. But, maybe he believed she had a good plan to bilk Edward and me, and then Tom, believing she was a ditz, believed he would let her bilk us good and proper and then he'd do away with her and inherit it all for himself."
"Now that is motive for staying with a woman you can't stand, isn't it?" Robert nodded. "It would explain a lot."
"And I guess I need to tell Edward," Angus said.
"Well, you can show him this page from the cookbook, but so far, all we have is your gran's message about a premonition she had and our own conjectures. That's really all we have," Robert said.