The Luna Choosing Game by Jane Above Story

Chapter 0238

After thanking Tiffany, I excused myself from lunch and ushered Elva back to the safety of our room. I

kept my eyes peeled for any sight of my twin in the hallways, but I saw no sight of her myself. Yet I had no

reason to doubt Tiffany.

When we were back in the room, I called Mark to the side. “I need to meet with Prince Nicholas and

Prince Julian at once. We have to make sure the tunnel is secure.”

Mark’s face immediately grew grim. He had his phone in his hands an instant later, texting. To me, he

asked, “Has something happened?”

“I don’t know yet,” I admitted.

With the princes‘ busy schedules, we couldn’t meet until the evening. I was a nervous wreck all

afternoon.

When it finally came time, I met Julian and Nicholas down in the cellar. Mark and the nanny watched

Elva back in our room.

opening. Now, there was only a brick

hadn’t been clearly tampered with. Julian lightly ran his fingers around

the bricks,

solid,” he

wrapped my arms around myself for comfort, but

touch me, instead merely stood

relative closeness warmed more than I could have alone.

but this seemed to be the

rubbed his hand over his mouth. “We can try checking

could just as easily move when we

before, and how she had seemed to vanish when I’d thought

cornered her.

“Unfortunately, all it would take is for Terry to sneak her in once, and

out here for as long as she wants. If she does get spotted, she can just pretend to be you.”

the Luna’s brother, could more easily pass through security than other guests. Theoretically, all

would have to do was lie down on the floor of the backseat as the security gate waved Terry’s car

through.

that to happen, that meant…

returned tenfold, and I

in Nicholas’s jaw. “He’s one of the benefactors for the

ties to the royal family. Why wouldn’t he be a

to face him again so soon, but if he was a benefactor, I would have no choice. I was obligated to speak to each of them, to give them my pitch and to convince them to donate

“There’s nothing else we can do for right now.