Celestial Queen: Revenge Is Sweet When You’re A Zillionaire Heiress

Chapter 1706:

Robbie, ever the thrill-seeker, was reluctant to leave, but his companions were not about to let him stay.

Harlee rose gracefully, and Rhys stood beside her, their gazes sternly settling on the trio. No words were needed. Their silence was a clear warning. Judson raised his hands in a conciliatory gesture as he continued to retreat.

“Harlee, Rhys, we were just looking for some info. We didn’t see anything. Please, carry on.”

He regretted agreeing to Robbie’s plan—if he’d known what they’d stumble upon, he would have never set foot in the study!

Aldrich slowly reached for the doorknob, saying, “Yeah, we didn’t see anything. Harlee, please continue! Don’t let us three stooges spoil the mood.”

The next moment, Aldrich shut the door with a loud bang and dashed downstairs as if being chased, vowing not to assist Robbie with information-seeking for at least a month.

Robbie, his mouth still covered, wore an expression of complete innocence. He had informed Harlee beforehand that he would be coming to the study to search for information. Any disruption wasn’t his fault, as she had simply forgotten. He was being wrongly blamed.

the door closed, the

swinging her legs as she sipped watermelon juice as if nothing had happened. She turned to Rhys with a playful smile, catching the lingering dissatisfaction on his face. Tsk. Clearly, she couldn’t rely on Robbie, Aldrich, and Judson for the Happer family affair. She mused that a good thrashing might improve their effectiveness. Perhaps then, she could assign them

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Rhys some good to let off some steam. Otherwise, the trio might find themselves in even

return to Uwhor University for personal reasons. Harlee, wary of Nola’s potential retribution,

the entrance of Uwhor University, President Darin Courtenay stood with faculty leaders and top medical students, all gathered to welcome a distinguished guest. They were there to greet Serena, a luminary in the medical field known for her significant contributions

she rarely made public appearances, usually busy with tasks assigned

invitation had stunned