The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 123

Not long after, the warehouse door was suddenly flung open, and the same gang barged in again.

Mr. Charlie flicked on the lights, his eyes fierce, itching to drag out whoever was hiding inside.

Several workers quickly searched the place but still found no suspicious characters.

"Mr. Charlie, we even checked inside the boxes in the corners; there's really no one hiding."

"You can relax now!"

"You mentioned hearing a cellphone vibration; you must've heard wrong."

Mr. Charlie's gaze scanned the surroundings once again. Something felt off, but he couldn't quite put his finger on it.

He looked somewhat eerie.

"If there really is someone in the warehouse, they would show up the moment we leave."

"We waited outside for so long just now; if there was someone inside, they couldn't possibly stay completely silent."

"Mr. Charlie, you're probably overthinking!"

Mr. Charlie continued to scan the area, but there was no movement in the warehouse, so he gave up and said, "I hope so."

This time, he really turned off the lights and locked up. Before leaving, he deliberately changed the password, hoping it would have some effect.

He thought that if his sixth sense was accurate and someone was in the warehouse, this new password would trap them inside.

If there was no one, even if someone got the old password in the future, they still wouldn't be able to get in!

Arabella chuckled coldly when she heard the voice prompt indicating the successful password change. She didn't expect this guy to be so vigilant.

But this door was like a paper tiger to her.

Serena was playing the piano to please her parents when she heard from the servant that Romeo had arrived. Kenneth and Louisa hurried downstairs to greet him.

Serena suppressed her eagerness to see Romeo and first went back to her room to freshen up, then instructed the maid Holly about something before heading downstairs.

"Romeo, Bella didn't cause you any trouble when she spent the night at your place, did she?" Kenneth asked with a grin.

"No." Romeo looked at Arabella tenderly and said, "In fact, we're the ones always bothering her."

Louisa couldn't help but smile at their interaction. "How's Phillip doing?"

Romeo politely replied, "Grandpa says seeing Bella makes him feel a lot better."

"Hahaha." Kenneth was thrilled that Phillip was so fond of his daughter.

"Bella has been going to the company a lot lately; we're worried she's not eating enough or working too hard."