"No, no, it's not lost. I opened it and saw that the painting was so good, thinking it would be a shame to toss it, so I hung it up."
"Where did you hang it up?"
"In my office, on the wall."
“It was the welcome gift from my sister; I hadn't even taken a glance at it, and you went ahead and hung it on your wall??"
The club manager was scared witless; wasn't it Sean who said it wasn't wanted.
"Why didn't you hang your own head up there?"
Although Sean was steaming, he felt relieved that the painting was still intact. "Keep an eye on it and don't touch it; I'll come to fetch it."
After ending the call, Sean tried to get out of bed, but the movement pulled at his wound, causing his eyes to darken, so much so that even his breathing became pained.
"Sean, let me go for you instead; your body hasn't been recovered."
"Then what are you waiting for? Get going!"
"Right away."
Steward realized that Sean's temper was as unpredictable as ever. Just as he was about to leave the room, he heard Sean add, "And have someone check on my sister's whereabouts."
Where could she have gone after leaving the hospital?
Who was that henchman following her??
It seemed like his sister held some high status he was unaware of.
Was she also suspicious about that fire years ago??
She must have been conducting a secret investigation without letting their parents know which means that she's smarter and more capable than he thought.
She's only been back for half a year but has already been onto Sam's trail.
"Why are you still standing there? What, are you a tree?"
"Yes, Sean."
Steward took the order and left the ward.
Sean felt a bit guilty, realizing he might have to face the music, and with that guilt came a mix of anxiety and irritation.
It was only now that he realized he didn't have his sister's phone number, not even a WhatsApp contact.
His only choice was to send messages to his buddies, asking around for his sister's contact information.
Hans: [Finally remembered you have a sister, huh?]
Chasel: [You think you can just ask for your sister's number and get it?]
Clark: [I had to go through quite a bit to get our sister's number myself. You think it's that easy?]
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The readers' comments on the novel: The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella)
Can't move to other pages...
Alguien sabe porque solo se traduce por partes como lo hago ayuda porfavor...
Thank you author! Great story. More blessings to you......
Sooo beautiful story. Kudos to the author💕...
Wonderfully story.lwas truly driven to a fantasy world...
Good...