Preminger arrived at the cabin just a few minutes after Stephanie left. Seeing the missing horse and cart, his suspicions were immediately confirmed. She had escaped somehow. But how? And why would she lie? Sadly, the only ones who could tell him were the idiots inside the cabin.

He strolled up to the door and knocked. They didn't answer. "Let me in... YOU IDIOTS!!"

Jack opened the door, taking a deep breath. "Himastereverythingisfine" he said in one breath. "See you soon." Jack tried to close the door, but Preminger stopped it with his foot, stepping into the cabin.

Meanwhile, Matthew had caught up with them and was peering through a boarded up window into what was once where Stephanie was trapped. Something was under the covers, but it wasn't female...

Preminger forced open the door. "See, she's sleeping."

But when Preminger pulled the blanket off, Mark was lying there, wearing a yellow mop on his head.

"Get out of there." Preminger said, rubbing his forehead. As Jack smacked Mark over the head, Preminger mumbled to himself. "I can figure out how the princess escaped you two. But why didn't she tell the queen she'd been captured?"

Matthew's eyes went wide.

"Hmm, something's odd. I must solve this Princess puzzle if I'm to be King."

"Preminger? King?" Matthew said to himself. Trying to get a batter look, he accidentally knocked one of the boards down. When he looked back into the window, all three were gone. He stepped back, only to see Preminger coming out the side of the building.

"Looking for something, Matthew?" He said.

"How could you be king! That's not how monarchies work!" But before he could explain, Mark and Jack were on him, shoving a cloth bag over his head.

"You're the tutor." He said with a smirk, watching Matthew struggle. "You're supposed to have all the answers."