Three Little Guardian Angels Chapter 520

Daniel raised his head and looked at Maisie. “I think you don’t need me to tell you who the eldest
princess and the hoodlum are, right?

Maisie chuckled silently and replied, “So? So? The woman you’re talking about is the woman who
lounded the Kents, and she’s your

grandmother.”

“Bingo.”

There was no emotion in Daniel’s eyes. He looked straight at Maisie as if he was looking at a corpse and
continued. “That old wealthy merchant is not related to us by blood. Thanks to my grandmother, she has
continued his bloodline”

“It was your grandfather who infected the eldest princess with the virus and caused the outbreak, wasn’t
it?”

Daniel leaned back slightly in his chair. He looked at her with a cold smirk lugging on his lips and said,”
Usually it is better to destroy what you can’t get. In the end, it’s all because of my grandfather that the
prince has the power and status he has today.”

His grandfather had drawn Prince Roger, the illegitimate son who was not valued by the royal family, to
his side. As long as he could bring the eldest princess and her forces down while getting the support
from those people and making Roger the king,

Unfortunately, their plans would always be foiled by Patrick and the eldest princess. Seeing that the
eldest princess was becoming increasingly respected by the people and valued by the king, they had
come up with another plan.



They would spread the virus amongst the people in Stoslo. As long as the eldest princess’s hands were
tied and couldn’t solve the outbreak, she would soon lose the support of the people and fall from grace.

Shrugging, Daniel continued. “After all, the eldest princess was the faith of the people at that time.
However, if even their faith couldn’t save them, do you think they would still believe in the eldest
princess?”

Maisie looked at Daniel deeply. Suddenly, she thought of something and asked faintly, “How about the
outbreak that happened 30 years ago?”

Daniel stared at her, and his eyes turned glassy for a moment. “The outbreak from 30 years ago?” He
paused for a moment before chuckling and saying, “It was just an accident.”

The way he answered her question with a nonchalant attitude and his light-hearted laugh sent a chill
down Maisie’s spine. “An accident? You intentionally threw the virus into the water tank of the hotel, and
you call it an accident?”

Daniel slowly got up to his feet and unbuttoned the button on his suit with one hand. He walked to one
side and said, “No matter if you believe me or not, it was indeed an accident. I was just an ignorant and
immature kid at that time. I threw the chemical I stole from my father into the water tank.

“Honestly, I was very annoyed that my father kept working on that stuff, and because of that, he didn’t
even care about me and my mother.”

Daniel approached the green glass tank and turned his head around to look at Maisie. Then, he asked,
“Do you know who they are? The male and female dead bodies.”

Maisie did not reply.

“They are my father and mother,” Daniel replied, offering Maisie a creepy and cold grin.



“I really didn’t know what that was. My mother mistakenly took the water from the hotel, and she had a
fever after getting home. The doctor didn’t detect the virus at first, so he only prescribed an antipyretic to
her.”

Daniel put his hand on the green glass tank and continued. “A year later, my mother couldn’t stop
coughing up blood, and it was only when she returned to the doctor that we all knew she was infected
with the virus. And it was also at that time I learned that the thing 1 had thrown into the water tank was
the virus that my father and even my grandfather had been working on.”

Maisie gnashed her teeth and hissed. “Do you know how many people have died because of your
accident? How about my mother?”

Her eyes went bloodshot as she screamed, “The vaccine you gave to my grandfather was the original
virus. You all knew it was the virus, yet you still deceived my grandfather. What had the de Armas done
to deserve such a treatment!?”

Daniel laughed when he heard what Maisie said, but his smile did not reach his eyes. “You can’t blame
us. It was his daughter who had to go to the affected area as a volunteer. Hernandez had been looking
everywhere for the medicine, and we were just helping him by giving him the vaccine.”


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