here the story takes on a twist, something completely out of left field. I hope i don't confuse too many of you, but we now jump back in time, as another part of her life is explained.
Explaining who this complex woman Corrine Myers is, is no easy task.
There is an untold story about her father's family. Corrine, as a new born baby was secretly smuggled out of Europe and through mysterious connections has been allowed to grow up, not as a Royal but a normal Australian child. If she knew of her heritage her life would be more complex than it always was.
Her father's family had a secretive and mysterious ambition to return the great houses of old Europe to their rightful owners. A secret European Aristocracy group, named CAE ({Commission de l'aristocratie européenne} European Aristocracy Commission) whose ambition is to return the lands and wealth to the famous houses of Europe back to them and back to a time when the many worked for a few. Where the lands once owned by a mere ten families ranged from the Artic Circle in the North to the warm Atlantic Ocean washing up on the shores of the Iberian Peninsula, in the South.
Corrine is next in line to the throne in France. Her real name is Adelie Sixtine Loelia Valois.
This is her story.
Chapter 8.
Her Family Tree - In the Beginning.
A group of five people, all known to each other, travelled via separate routes to Australia. Baby Adelie Sixtine Loelia Valois who was on her 'mother's' passport as Justine de Beaumont travelled from France to North America, across the American continent and out to Hawaii and down to Tahiti before disappearing one night. The local police force, the Police Nationale de la Polynésie Française, completed a thorough investigation but it seems Madam de Beaumont and baby Justine simply disappeared. All of their personal belongings were found in her room, clothes, small gifts that tourists purchase for family back home, they were all there even her spare cash was locked away in the in-room safe, and the baby's needs were all there in her room. Neither of their bodies were ever found and no one came forward to claim their goods nor was Madam's credit card ever used again. It was labelled as an open case with missing persons but who were presumed dead. No one looked for them after a month had passed.
Grand-mère Paternelle [Paternal Grandfather] was a dashingly handsome man. His passport stated he was born in Perth, Western Australia in 1964. His true identity was well covered. He left France for Spain and went on to Morocco, Johannesburg, and then to Perth. A journey that took him six months. He was in no hurry, and if he were being followed, it would give him ample time to spot and lose them. His assumed name was Sydney Myers. His title and family name were discarded, and all of his official papers were sealed in a safety deposit box number A8754 in the Capitec Bank in Johannesburg, never to be spoken again. The Count Palatine of Lotharingia just ceased to exist. He was the leader of the cell.
His soon-to-be partner was a 58-year-old woman, Victoria Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, but went by the name of Jenifer Myers and henceforth known as Justine's Grand-père paternal [Paternal Grandmother] who was considered by many as an exceptional human being. Not only was she worldly-wise, speaking several languages, and had studied and understood international political affairs, but she could also fence, box, shoot and if the need ever arose debate the socks off of anyone. She had never been to school. All of her academic excellence came from some special homeschooling. She was a warm-hearted soul, kind, soft and considerate to everyone she met. She was to ensure baby Justine knew the etiquette of her royal household and was prepared for whatever awaited her. Her original passport was destroyed along the way, leaving no trace. Her journey took her to Turkey and then Greece. She stayed in Greece for two months, sightseeing, and just being a tourist and when the time was right boarded a plane to Mumbai and then a plane to Singapore before landing in Sydney, Australia. Her passport claimed she was an Australian national and her back story was she had been visiting family in Europe for six months after the sudden death of her husband.