Chapter 1343


    They found themselves strolling back into the garden, and there was Arabe, seemingly lost in the


    beauty of the night.


    Their gaze was tinged with surprise, as more than one had spected that she had sneaked upstairs


    with Eunice.


    Yet here she was, taking in the scenery, while Eunice had been cornered by a gaggle of nosy


    socialites.


    The head of the security team quietly reported to his earpiece, “Everyone''s on the ground floor; no one


    has left."


    Mr. rence, through gritted teeth, asked, "Have you checked the cameras?"


    “We''ve sent someone to look into it."


    “Tonight must go off without a hitch. I want a thorough check, not a single detail missed!"


    "Understood."


    From afar, Arabe noticed her aunt had triumphed once again, leaving the women red-faced and


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    huffing away in defeat.


    “Aunt Eunice, Arabe greeted with a smile.


    Eunice returned the smile warmly, "You''re here."


    "I''ve sent what I overheard to your phone, but about Grandpa and Uncle Bard."


    “No worries, I have everything in hand.” Eunice''s smile was radiant, "I''ve sent you what I''ve found as


    well."


    Arabe checked her phone and saw that her aunt had observed through the kitchen''s bay window a


    suspicious exchange between a servant and the chef. Concerned they might tamper with the food.


    With such an array of dishes, identifying thepromised from the safe was a daunting task.


    Just then, a maid passed by with a tray, and Arabe asked for two sses of mint lemonade.


    Seizing a moment when no one was looking, she dropped something into the drinks.


    Eunice took the ss offered by Arabe, recalling that Bard had mentioned his niece''s medical


    prowess. The pills she dropped must be an antidote?


    "Drink this to stay sharp,’ Arabe clinked sses with her aunt, speaking casually, "Whatever they''ve


    slipped in, it won''t affect us."


    Eunice''s smile broadened. Bringing this niece along had been a stroke of genius.


    As the two sipped their mint lemonade, a figure watched and signaled to an aplice.


    "I''ll find a spot to listen to what you''ve sent me." Eunice knew she was being watched and couldn''t


    openly listen to the recording there.


    “Alright."


    Arabe hatched a n to extract more clues from Mr. rence.


    So far, the evidence could only implicate Mr. rence and the manservant in a sinister plot against her


    aunt. As for the true mastermind and the myriad details behind it all, they were still submerged beneath


    the surface.


    Mr. rence was already on his guard, having sent people to check the surveince. Arabe knew


    her time was running short.


    Although she had erased parts of the surveince footage, Mr. rence''s suspicious nature would lead


    him to suspect foul y, and inevitably, to her.


    If he started having her followed, she''d be hampered in her movements.


    She set her ss down, intending to head for the main hall.


    But she was blocked by a group of girls, led by Rose.


    Arabe met her gaze, and Rose sneered, "We meet again. Arlen wanted a word, and everyone went


    inside.


    Arabe, you dared to hit me yesterday, and today you''ve embarrassed me in front of all those people.


    I won''t let you get away with it!"