The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 40

Serena twigged it right away. If there was no comparison, no one would know how bad Arabella was and how great she was!

Martha was right. Let this country bumpkin have a taste of reality. She needed to know that Phillip was always the leader, and would never respect such narrow–minded people!

“Don’t bother me for lunch.”

Arabella ordered the servant who was working on her way upstairs, locked herself in her room, and hit the hay!

She was really tired because she stayed up all night writing, and fell asleep as soon as she lay down on her pillow. When Kenneth and Louisa woke up and heard their darling daughter was skipping lunch, they immediately summoned the chef, “Did breakfast not sit well with Bella?”

Daniel felt wronged, “Ms. Bennett left because of what Serena said, not because of the breakfast…”

“Serena?” Kenneth and Louisa were taken aback, then hastily asked, “What did Serena say?”

Ms. Bennett to take her to see Phillip, but Ms. Bennett didn’t

Louisa exchanged glances and

matter. She was already a grown woman but acted like a child refusing to eat. Serena was instantly

tried to put on a pitiful face on the outside, pretending to

asked her if she could take me with

dubious faces and immediately took out her phone to show the

free time only today, so I thought

this. It seemed they read too much into it. How could Serena compete with Bella for her

a

she woke up, the clock was already pointing to one in

and changed her clothes, and as soon as she opened the door, she heard a noise downstairs. “Romeo, you brought so many gifts for Bella last night, and today you brought us these gifts… Thank you so much, but no need for those gifts next time.

puzzled when

Romeo was here?

to meet

he

worries, Bella is my fiancée, I should