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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 2120

Arabella eyed the encroaching Chester with caution, still unsure of their Achilles' heel.

She had tried stabbing at Chester's temple, heart, and stomach, and other areas with knife, but it had no effect on them.

"Take the grandparents and leave first, I'll cover your retreat with my men," Romeo said to the girl beside him as the Chesters closed in.

"You can't handle them on your own," Arabella knew that besides Romeo, even Jack and the others were no match for these Chesters.

Romeo was trying to buy her time, and she feared it could cost him his life.

"Just do as I say." Romeo's blade swiftly slashed at Chester's arm, but from shoulder to wrist, Chester's skin remained unscathed, as if he were some lifeless automaton.

More and more bodyguards fell, with nowhere left to retreat. The main doors were sealed shut, their guns were out of bullets, and the windows stood two meters high.

In that moment, Tyrannosaurus sent Stinger flying with a powerful kick. Stinger slammed into a pillar and crumpled to the ground, coughing up blood.

"Hahahahaha." Serena reveled in the sight of her vanquished foes, "I told you, all of you are going to die here today."

Stinger couldn't get up, his gaze fixed on the girl by the altar, his desire for revenge sapped of vigor.

His vision blurred, he reminisced about boating on the lake with his parents in the park as a child, yearning to see their faces one last time. But in a daze, he saw the image of Arabella and the rest cornered by about twenty Chesters, with Arabella far away from him.

His consciousness fluctuated between clarity and fuzziness.

As the Chesters moved to strike Arabella and her group, Serena abruptly commanded, "Wait."

The Chesters froze, as if someone had hit the pause button.

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