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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 962

Chapter 962

This artifact had been a cherished heirloom passed down from the vicinity of Inferno Clan for the past century.

It's not only the elders who crave for it. Even other internal factions were longing to get their hands on this gem.

“So, are you planning on facing this with Carol alone and keeping us out of the loop?"

Arabella finally understood, “You want to shoulder the danger yourself, thinking that would keep me and Romeo at ease?"

‘Clark, we're all family here. Whatever comes, we face it together." Romeo chimed in.

‘And what if this thing not only drags us down but everyone else around us? Not just you guys, but friends and family as well. They might never recover from this. Would you be willing to drag them down with you? Don't you care about them?"

“We'll take care of it” Arabella stated confidently.

“You're only eighteen, Romeo's just twenty-two, and you've both already shown exceptional promise in multiple fields. Why ruin your bright future by stepping into this mess?"

This matter involved Carol hence, he was duty-bound to stand by her side.

But it had nothing to do with his sister and brother-in-law. Hence, Clark wanted them to stay out of harm's way.

“Clark, regardless of whether you agree or not, we're getting involved.” Arabella seemed determined, “Leaving you and Carol to face this alone, me and Romeo can't do that.

Whatever the faction, if they dare harm us, we'll root them out entirely."

No matter who it was, if they dared to cross them, they would ensure they wouldn't have a place to rest in peace.

‘Lagree with Bella.” Romeo nodded, "Clark, you guys can't handle this alone. We need to join forces to stand a chance."

"Romeo!" Clark was surprised that this guy took things so lightly, always going along with Bella's whims. He was hoping he'd talk some sense into Bella, but it turns out he was on her side...

“Lagree with what Romeo said, and this matter is settled.” Arabella didn't entertain Clark's objections any further, “Carol should wake up soon. According to her, she probably wants to make the evidence public. I have an idea."

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