The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 517

Chapter 517

“Your grandfather said your great-grandfather used to spend a lot of time in the study room. I think he should have kept the clues that your greatgrandfather left behind.”

Maisie returned to her senses. “The study room at the de Arma mansion?”

‘That’s right. Grandpa should have known that those people would come for him, and he would definitely have prepared for this in advance.

Nolan grabbed Maisie’s hand and said, “Zee, there are two reasons I don’t want to disclose my conditions. One was I didn’t want you to know about it, and second, I’m guessing that they wouldn’t dare to disclose it.”

He had been infected with the virus for three years, yet the media still did not know what illness he had until this day. In other words, he had won the bet.

Since someone was doing the experiment and the election was around the corner, the virus would only be more detrimental to them if it were made public before the election.

“Just like you said, the only way to prevent the election from happening is for me to disclose the truth about my infection.” Nolan said in a serious manner,” Zee, it’s going to become very dangerous from now on.

I hope that you can”

Maisie smiled and cut him off. “Hope that I can stay out of this?”

Nolan did not say anything.

“Since I’m already here in Stoslo, that means I’m already in the game. Besides, I need to get back at Daniel as well.”

After she finished speaking, she rose to her feet. “I want to go to the de Arma mansion.”

Saydie stopped the car in front of the gate of the de Arma mansion. Ever since Hernandez had gone missing, the gate of the de Arma mansion had been locked up.

The maple tree in the courtyard had turned red, gradually replacing the green leaves.

Maisie got out of the car. She turned her head to look at Saydie, and the latter went forward to knock on the door. However, nobody

came to answer the door even after they waited for a long while.

They reckoned that the servants must have left, so Saydie kicked the door open.

Both of them walked into the living room. The tea on the table had dried up. A few teacups were knocked over, and there were some brown stains on the white tablecloth.

Most of the valuable stuff was still in the living room, and it seemed to them that the servants had left in a hurry.