The Billionaire Twins Need A New Mommy! novel Chapter 729

Chapter 729: Popular Face

Meanwhile, somewhere...

"What’s that?" Scarlet asked as soon as she entered the small room they were renting for the night. She had just returned from the pub after gathering information and found nothing.

Haji and Chuck, meanwhile, were seated on the bed, staring at a piece of paper. When they heard her voice, they both glanced up. Then Haji handed the paper to her.

Scarlet arched a brow as she took it, darting her eyes between the two idiots.

"Don’t tell me you both got scammed again," she muttered. "I swear, both of you will dehydrate and die."

"Just look at it first—goddammit!" Haji hissed in irritation, while Chuck quietly cheered from behind him, "Are you still on your period?!"

Scarlet stared at Chuck dead in the eye, noticing how he was slowly gaining confidence in criticizing her. Haji was clearly to blame. He’d encouraged Chuck not to be scared of her since this was a three-man mission, and she couldn’t afford to have either of them die.

"Chuck—and you too," Scarlet shifted her gaze to Haji. "Just because I can’t kill you now doesn’t mean I won’t kill you after this."

Chuck held his breath while Haji slid his eyes away.

Scarlet scoffed and finally checked the paper in her hand. Slowly, her brow arched as she read the ugly, handwritten-looking advertisement.

"This is..."

"We’re going there," Haji suddenly jumped to his feet and stood beside her, flicking the paper. "This is where Vito is."

Scarlet reread the flyer, then looked at him. "How did you get this?"

"It wasn’t him," Chuck smirked smugly, rubbing his nose. "It was actually me who—"

"We’ll still need to confirm whether this is real or not," Scarlet cut in, completely ignoring Chuck. "This is... tomorrow. How are we securing the tickets? Did you already?"

Haji’s face twisted. "It was expensive."

She deadpanned. "What?"

"It’s damn expensive!" he hissed, reminded of how he’d been scammed at gambling. He knew it was a scam, but he just let his emotions get the better of him. "But at least I didn’t get scammed as badly as he did."

Chuck paled. "Hey! Why are you bringing that up now?!"

Scarlet pinched the bridge of her nose, reminding herself this wasn’t the time to scold them or rehash past issues—even though those "past issues" had happened just yesterday.

"Do you know how we’re getting into this place?" she asked, snapping her attention back to them. "It says limited seats only."

"Don’t worry about that!" Haji declared with a smirk. "I already got us a spot."

"Huh?" Both Scarlet and Chuck stared at him in disbelief. Then Scarlet noticed Chuck’s reaction. "Why are you surprised too?"

"I didn’t know that!" Chuck jumped up and rushed toward Haji. "Hey, ugly—what do you mean you already secured a spot?! I didn’t know that!"

Haji smirked. "Goodness. Both of you are amateurs."

As expected, the duo frowned deeply while Haji laughed.

"It was expensive," he continued. "And once we’re inside, betting is mandatory. That’s how underground brawls work. But there’s a way to get in without paying a cent."

Curiosity lit up in Scarlet’s and Chuck’s eyes as they tilted their heads.

"That is..." Haji grinned. "...if we fight."

For a moment, the only response was silence like birds croaking in the distance.

Scarlet and Chuck blinked slowly, as if their brains needed time to process what they’d just heard. Then, in unison:

"You signed up?"

"What? Me? No!" Haji waved his hands quickly. "Not me. You don’t know this, but this face right here is very popular. If I joined, Vito would know I’m here, and the bastard might run."

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