The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 209

“Let’s get outta here, son.” Mrs. Panter said, tugging at Zachary’s hand, “You see, this girl ain’t worth your love. Marry her and you’ll be a laughingstock for

life.”

“That girl, so young, but she’s Maestro Melody.” Mrs. Bright sighed.

“Who you talking about?” Mrs. Panter questioned, following her gaze.

“The one standing in the middle of the stage, cold as ice, but the prettiest of them all.” Mrs. Bright pointed out, “That’s Maestro Melody. Bet you didn’t see that coming.”

Mrs. Panter stared at Arabella’s icy face on stage, a little taken aback. So she was Maestro Melody? This might spell big trouble for the Panter family.

“I wonder who the lucky guy would be to marry her. Heard some entertainment companies tried to commission a piano piece from her, offering big bucks, but she wasn’t interested. Said she didn’t need the money.” Mrs. Bright’s words left Mrs. Panter shocked and flabbergasted.

all show and no substance, always putting on this icy front. Turned out, she was the real deal. Her aloofness and arrogance stem from her talent. She was too shallow,

the brightest star in the crowd. And Yolanda, compared to

leaving with

noticed, and instinctively wanted to stop them. But

also being mocked and ridiculed. Feeling utterly humiliated, they just wanted to get out

on the author’s rights by plagiarizing his work for personal gain. You should be liable.” Arabella said in a cold voice, “You’ll be hearing

speechless and

were still demanding an apology!

being cornered, Yolanda teared up, bowed deeply to Arabella, “I

the crowd and ran off

Attlee

People surrounded Arabella.

composed a piece recently. I wonder if