The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 129

“Romeo” Serena spotted him about to leave and quickly grabbed the hem of his coat. “I like you; I really do. Can you turn around and look at me, please?”

At this moment, Martha coughed from a distance, seemingly hinting at something.

Following Martha’s gaze, Serena saw Arabella descend the stairs step by step. She hurriedly let go of Romeo’s coat, stammering, “Sis, you mustn’t misunderstand.”

Crap, would Arabella spill the beans to their parents?

Would they think Serena had ulterior motives and kick her out of the house?

If that were the case, she’d be doomed!

“Carry on,” Arabella said nonchalantly as she walked towards the kitchen.

from upstairs until she got hungry

with Arabella’s pace, explaining nervously, “Bella, it’s not what you think.”

it then?” Arabella retorted indifferently as she continued towards the kitchen.

just happened to brush against my coat, that’s all.” Romeo hastily took off his suit jacket and tossed it in the trash

been slapped across the

clothing she touched filthy!

grabbed Arabella’s hand and asked, “Are you mad? If so,

asked, “Which pair of pants in the cloakroom haven’t you worn?”

are you broke? You don’t even have pants to wear?What are you doing at my house so early in the morning?” David Collins, the youngest son who was rarely home, suddenly understood, “Are

Romeo resisted the urge to punch him and pushed open the door to the cloakroom. It was about 20 square meters, with clothes for different

conspicuous, too trendy–a

all been washed before being put into the closet.

Collins could finish his

a call. Her slender figure was so pleasing to the eye that it was indescribable. Seeing her hang up after a few words, Romeo immediately approached

he had changed into new pants. How did he have pants