The Princess and the Paupers
Chapter 89
Chapter 89
After dinner, Phillip took Bella on a tour around, finally reaching the top floor for a distant view.
“Now it’s getting dark and you can’t see the view very clearly. But during the day, you can see beautiful flowers, streams, and distant mountains. Bella, you should definitely come and check it out when you have the time.” Phillip said.
“Sure.” Bella glanced at the time, her voice gentle, “It’s getting late, I should head back.
“Don’t leave.” Phillip was a bit reluctant, “Can you stay a bit longer?”
“I’ll come to see you next time.” Arabella said.
Seeing Bella about to leave, Phillip quickly signaled to his butler, Brodie, who immediately understood his intentions and discreetly ordered the servants to prepare.
Just as Bella reached the first floor living room, led by Romeo, all the lights in the villa suddenly went out.
“What’s going on?” Phillip feigned ignorance, “Why is there a power outage all of a sudden?”
never encountered this situation before! Let me go check
dumb and
then ordered a servant nearby,
nice emergency lights
right, you guys go look for them.” Phillip also found an excuse to
with just Romeo and
even if the power went out, there wouldn’t be complete darkness. Was the old man
and checked the
she stayed too late, her parents would
still early. Stay
long time already today.” Arabella
hours, not enough.” Romeo held her even tighter, “I want
was he so clingy?! He used to be so cold.
go of me. What if
even happier if he sees us.” Romeo
Upstairs.
Phillip coming up and quickly whispered, “Sir, over
to him to look downstairs, “How’s
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