The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 889

"Yeah, I remember when she first came home, she'd agree to anything you asked, so obedient and non-fussy."

"I think the orphanage is a little sketchy," Arabella's sixth sense told her, "Is there a possibility that all the children in the orphanage are not ordinary children?"

That assumption took Logan and Taylor by surprise, including Clark who was also taken aback.

But since her sister started investigating that matter, every guess she had made turned out to be correct. So, Clark took out his phone and said, "I'll have someone look into it."

"Let my people handle it."

Arabella insisted on doing it with her people as she thought Clark's people might make some noise, but hers were different, all specially trained.

Clark paused, looking at his sister, trustingly said, "Alright."

Arabella took out her phone and sent a message to Jack, nearly giving him a heart attack.

Ever since he found out that the boss was taking a risk coming to Lidaria, and that Romeo had the audacity to trust her without coming along, Jack had been utterly disappointed in Romeo. At the same time, he was extremely worried, always feeling that the boss was in danger. Finally, he had to sneak into Lidaria.

When he heard his phone beep, he took it out and saw that the message was from the boss, his face turned pale.

Jones was puzzled by his facial reaction, "What's the matter with you? Are you sick?"

"The boss sent a message! She needs me! Oh no! Does the boss know we're here? Is she going to settle scores with us?"

"Really?" Jones was also frightened, "Can I still catch a flight back home?"

"You don't care about the boss' safety?"