The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 1189

The security guards were pale as ghosts, realizing they've stirred up a hornet's nest.

"I gave her my phone.”

Hearing this, everyone became even more anxious.

"Who let you in?" Romeo turned to Maria, "Did you enter this room with my fiancée's permission?"

"Mr. McMillian, I didn't know she was your fiancée." Although Maria was frightened, she was mostly indignant. Why should this girl be favored by Mr. McMillian? Not only did he pamper her, but he also entrusted her with checking on his office.

What merit did she have to deserve such special treatment from Mr. McMillian?

"You just barged in without knowing the full story." Romeo was visibly angry.

The security guards hastily bowed and apologized collectively. The head of the security also rushed to explain.

"We apologize, Mr. McMillian. We were misguided by Ms. Maria's words, thinking that there really was a thief stealing company secrets. If we had known she was your fiancée, we wouldn't have dared to lay a finger on her."

"Shouldn't you have reported this to me before taking any action, so I could report to Mr. McMillian? If it weren't for Ms. Bella's quick reflexes, who knows what harm you could have done to her!" Carl scolded them.

"Carl, we were blind to not recognize Ms. Bella. We apologize, it's our fault." The security guards promptly apologized to Arabella.

"Let it be," Arabella said.

As soon as she spoke, Romeo defended her, "How can we just let it be? You've been wronged so much."

Before he could finish his sentence, Carl spotted some familiar fragments on the floor. Picking them up, he thought to himself: Oh no, this was really bad.

"Mr. McMillian." Carl handed over the fragments, silently sympathizing with the group.