The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 232

Oscar was totally stunned, unable to utter a single word.

“This company, under your leadership, hasn’t made any progress. I was originally planning to shut it down. But since my daughter is on holiday with nothing to do, I thought I’d let her run it.”

So casually handing over such a big company to his daughter.

Hearing Kenneth Collins‘ words, Oscar’s mouth hung open wide enough to fit two eggs.

“I never expected her to be so responsible, finding all these problems within the company! I’ve seen the evidence of your betrayal myself! Arabella Bennett didn’t falsely accuse you! You’re here ranting and raving, slandering her, and wanting to put her behind bars. Do you really think the Collins family wouldn’t protect her?”

“No, no, Mr. Collins, you’re mistaken.” Oscar was instantly scared out of his wits. “I, I didn’t know that girl; no, I didn’t know Ms. Bella is your daughter.” If he had known, he would never have dared to act rashly!

At that moment, he looked at Louisa’s icy face and suddenly realized that she and Arabella did bear some resemblance!

aura and was even more charming.

confused for a moment and did something to let down the company, to let you down.” Oscar simply admitted his guilt, hoping for a more

wrong! I was so stupid; you can hit me and scold me, but please don’t let me go to jail.” Oscar crawled

kicked him away again, impatiently saying, “When you did those things, didn’t

now? Too late!!

heard he often bullied Arabella in the company.” Louisa glanced at the man on the ground, then turned to the police officer beside

his gaze on Oscar

ma’am, please take back your words; I know I was wrong.” Oscar

Louisa behind him just in time: “You dare touch my wife’s

I

a lesson, you won’t realize your mistakes!” Kenneth rolled up his sleeves and gave him

Oscar covered his face with his hands and said, “You’re getting old; if you get hurt, I won’t be able to explain. If your sons come to settle accounts with me, I can’t bear it!

was panting, but he had no intention of letting him go. “Say

I was