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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 858

Chapter 858

Arabella glanced at Jack, who immediately clamped his mouth shut.

"Was Bella the one who developed the cure for the SIR virus in Antarctica?"

Now, it was Clark's turn to be shocked. That virus had been rampant in Antarctica, causing countless deaths, with even a few cases popping up back home.

Clark had paid attention to the news back then, impressed by the brilliance of Professor Arabella, as no one else in the world had been able to come up with a solution.

"You're not the Professor Arabella from Summerfield College, were you?" Clark asked, looking at the girl next to him in disbelief.

"Yep, that's our boss! She completed all her studies at Summerfield College two years ago. Even the professors who taught her felt inferior, humbly accepting their role as her students. She's now a distinguished professor at Summerfield College, one of the 66 influential figures since the college's founding. That's our boss!"

Arabella glanced at Jack again, "That's enough from you."

Jack clamped his mouth shut immediately, his eyes signaling he wouldn't say any more.

"Why did you stay at Westerly College then?" Clark asked, walking alongside her.

"That's because President Barton of Westerly College needed our boss's cooperation in conducting some experiments.” Jack began but quickly covered his mouth, once again using his sincere gaze to signal he wouldn't say any more.

Arabella was speechless.

Clark was surprised to discover his sister had so many different identities. Her headquarters, like her, was shrouded in mystery.

As Arabella led him into the side building, the two guards standing watch respectfully greeted her, "Boss.

Arabella nodded slightly.

Why were there so many armed guards if they were here only for experiments?

Who were these people?

"Bella, who are these?"

"Guardians of the building,’ Jack answered vaguely.

Arabella led Clark into the side building and down to the basement.

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