Revenge: A High School Bully Romance (Bad Boy Royals of Kingsbury Prep Book 3) by Rachel Angel

Author:Rachel Angel [Angel, Rachel]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Romance on the Go: An Imprint of Sparklesoup.com
Published: 2019-09-07T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter 7

Tempest

The last day of Spring Break finally came. By now I was living with Lily in the Penthouse Suite of 3 Kings Technologies and combing through binders after binders we had found in a safe within the Penthouse.

“Mom and Dad’s private notes,” Lily said, looking through one binder after another.

“Patents pending on several of these inventions,” I said. “All of these would be worth millions. But that binder…”

I pulled out the newest binder.

Lily stopped looking at the binder in front of her to look at the one I was pointing to. “That binder…could get us killed.”

Lily opened it and gasped. “Do you think that was why Mom and Dad mysteriously died?”

“That’s the thing,” I said. “There had been no investigation into their deaths. No evidence of foul play. Yet suddenly, Sloane shows up, takes over the company and our house to do what? Not to run the company…but to search it. Maybe for this binder?”

“Well the safe we found these in was hidden behind the bookcase,” Lily said. “He might have been looking for them, but couldn’t find them.”

“We have to keep these hidden,” I said. “Especially this one.”

Lily asked, “But where?”

“I don’t think anyone else but Sloane would know about this,” I said. “And he had already searched the building. We might as well keep it in the same place.”

“But add some kind of booby trap to it,” Lily said almost gleefully.

“Whatever security measure we could do ourselves. No one should know about that binder.”

“It got Mom and Dad killed,” Lily said.

“Supposedly.” I helped Lily put the binders away, neatly tucked into the safe which was built into the wall. Then closed the bookcase over it.

If the binder was ever stolen, I would have a backup of it, having memorized each page with my photographic memory.

“These binders made strange but interesting bedtime stories,” I said to Lily.

“But at least we got to read them together to figure out what Mom and Dad had been working on before they died.”

“Now we know,” I said as I tucked Lily into her bed and went to sleep in mine.

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