Chapter 490 - SECRETS: PART I (2/2)

Somehow, she suspects she'll find something interesting in the west library. But visiting the place will cause her father to werry of her. The fact, the only time she visited the west library was when she was a child. That was when she got lost and accidentally stumbled upon the place.

Then a thought pops into her mind.

Lost.

That's right, right now people know she lost her memory. If she wanders around no one would suspect her. She might be able to fool her father as well.

Elizabeth got out of her bed and started wandering around the estate. Servants did not question nor bother her as she checked each room.

”What do you think the Young Princess is doing?”

”Who knows, maybe she's curious about the place.”

”Why?”

”Have you forgotten she lost…”

”Ah.”

They didn't continue what they were talking about when the girl turned to look at then. They respectfully greeted her and left to do their jobs. They of course informed the heads management of the estate to warn the others that the girl was checking the place.

The head butler called Lord Knightley about the situation and was only told to inform everyone to avoid the girl. He was not there right now and if the girl suddenly has an attack who knows what she'll do. If possible, he wanted everyone to leave but that would be even more dangerous since no one will be there for the girl.

Elizabeth continues to wander around. She even checks her parents and grandparent's bedroom and studies. As if she was a wandering soul…

Seeing no one was around, it seems her plan has worked and her father must have told everyone to leave. She has already expected how the servants would handle the situation and that would be to call her father.

However, she still has one more problem to solve once she gets to the west library.

It has been a bother since early how she'll handle the person assigned in the west library. She hardly saw the man but he was a person that can never be fooled.

What is even more interesting is the fact the man knows most of the family history than them. For the man in charge of the library, he and his family have served the family for generations, which means he must also know about the major family.

But the big question is, will the man help her and can he be trusted.

As she arrived at the west library, she slowly pushed open the two big wooden doors. They were heavy and it took quite a lot of her strength to push them open.

Inside were a collection of hundreds to thousands of books. Some were covered in dust already. The room was three store y and it was wide. As she continued to gaze upon the place, she was startled when she heard a voice echo out of nowhere.

”I was wondering will you'll come.”