The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 462 The Internet’s Girlfriend

Oliver and the others heard a loud click, Indicating that someone had locked the door from the outside,

followed by a chilling laughter. At once, panic and chaos ensued.

“Who locked the door? “Aimee tugged fiercely on the doorknob and looked at the cameras as if to demand answers from the production crew.

Yvonne was no longer concerned with being called a rule–breaker as she whipped out her phone for its flashlight function. However, she paled when she realized that her phone had died.

Cecilia was a bundle of nerves as she clutched Zane’s shirt and tried to hide behind im. Unfortunately for her, he was even more terrified than she was and became filled with the urge to quit the show.

Oliver shouted into the darkness, “Kina! Let us out right now! This isn’t funny!”

There was a beat of silence outside the door, then a woman’s angry voice pierced the air. “Kina? Who’s Kina? I ought to punish you cradle robbers for trespassing our hospital!”

The voice sounded human and normal, despite the insidious undertone. The guests breathed a sigh of relief, but their relief was short–lived as logic kicked in..

“Wait, isn’t this hospital abandoned? Why did she say the hospital is theirs?” Zane asked fearfully.

Oliver explained, “She’s probably a non–player character used for plot development. They did this last

season too.”

the NPC would only show up after an

said this when the sound effects from the production crew rang through the air, followed by an

to pair number five for solving the key riddle and unlocking

the children’s hospital and has seen her fair shafe

nice chat with her to learn

the playwright had

happened earlier was

NPC after all.

attempting to

them. “Is the crew serious? How could anyone get to

to bring the system back to life

evident from the comments

having guts. She

The Intemats

the delivery room,” a viewer commented.

found the Important lead! She’s a genius! I think I’m in love!”

they

want to ship them so badly!”

gaining newfound popularity for having better suspense than the first