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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 861

Chapter 861

"I made a trip to Carol's place, sprayed Luminol in the living room and backyard, and caught a hint of fluorescence."

"You mean someone was hurt? Is it severe?" Clark knew what Luminol was, and his heart clenched at the thought.

"We're not sure whose blood it is yet. We'll need to run some tests."

Arabella explained, "I sprayed the Luminol, and swabbed some of the glowing dirt and dust with a cotton swab. We'll have the results soon. Also, I found strands of hair in both Carol's and her parents’ rooms. There were also nail clippings under the sofa and in corners. I've collected them all."

The nails and hair could be used for DNA extraction, but it might not be successful if too much time had passed.

Once the blood test results were back, they could compare the DNA to see if the blood was theirs.

If it was, it meant that they had been injured at home, with the living room being the primary crime scene and the backyard the secondary.

But if it wasn't.

Clark's heart clenched tightly. How did Carol's parents get wrapped up in this? What else was hidden behind this situation?

"Oh right, boss, here are the hairs from the people inside.” Jack handed Arabella a few transparent small bags, and there were also traces of blood.

"How many did you pluck?” Arabella took the bag. Blood and hair could be used for DNA testing.

The blood found in Carol's living room and backyard could also possibly belong to the four people inside.

Arabella then took out another transparent bag from her backpack.

Inside was just a bit of powder. If they didn't look closely, they might think the bag was empty.

Clark, don't worry too much. Jack, take Clark to rest for a bit. I'm heading to the lab."

“Right.” Jack gestured, "Clark, this way, please."

Clark didn't know how he managed to walk into the main building.

It was luxurious, just as fancy as the Reflections Villa, but he had no heart to appreciate the decor and trinkets. All he could think about was what his sister had said.

Jack came out in a change of clothes, carrying an assortment of food and drinks.

"Clark, have something to eat first, or maybe a cup of coffee. I'm telling you, this coffee is usually only for our boss. No one else gets to enjoy it."

Jack sniffed the aroma of the coffee in the air. It was so fragrant.

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