The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 144

Not long after, the car stopped in front of a luxurious mansion. This was the most renowned private estate in Summerfield, purchased last year by an important figure for a staggering 180 million dollars.

Unlike Reflections Villa, where Arabella resided, which was the most expensive residential area in Summerfield, comprising thirty–three opulent households, Moon Villa was an entirely private domain.

The villa was surrounded by a riot of colorful flowers, and its architecture was tastefully designed, exuding an air of grandeur. When illuminated by the evening lights, it appeared even more vibrant and enchanting, captivating the hearts of those who beheld it.

Nearby, there was a crescent–shaped lake that, whenever bathed in moonlight, rèsembled a moon descended to Earth, enchanting all who gazed upon it. As a result, this place was fittingly named Moon Villa.

Arabella was a little puzzled. Weren’t they supposed to go to a restaurant for dinner? What were they doing here?

Carl got out of the car, politely opened the door, and told Arabella, “Miss, this is Mr. Romeo’s home. It’s the first time he’s brought a lady here…”

It seemed like Arabella was taking a lot of “firsts”

filled with affection, his voice filled with tenderness and emotion, “This is

beautiful face, expressing his intense love, “Let me hold you a little longer, or I’ll miss you every day. Romeo carried Arabella to the entrance and

our home more often,” he

“home” warmed Arabella’s heart, and her face blushed unconsciously.

the garden. Although he knew a girl would be coming today, seeing Romeo embrace her so affectionately

hid his surprise, but

McMillian, welcome home.” Derek respectfully bowed and then turned his

is my wife, Arabella.”

said, “Good evening, madam.

Arabella

the girl’s elegant and refined demeanor, and her well–behaved manners, Derek’s impression of her improved, “Dinner is ready, please

Romeo’s arms, “Let me down.”