The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 338

Kenneth and Louisa exchanged a glance, both looking a bit puzzled. Was all this being manipulated behind the scenes? And if so, who was the puppeteer? Who was making Lily do all these things? Who was trying to frame Arabella?

Lily dropped her head and cried, “I messed up. I saw Ms. Bella coming back to this house, and it seemed like Serena was being overlooked, so I held a grudge against Ms. Bella. I wanted to make her look foolish. I just wanted her to take a little tumble, but in the end, it was Serena and Martha who fell.”

After saying all this, she knelt crying in front of Serena and said, “I’m so sorry, Serena. I didn’t mean to hurt you. I’m truly sorry.”

She took all the blame for herself.

heart, Serena said, “Lily, your way of showing affection is wrong. I was never neglected in this house. Mom and Dad are great to me, and so is my sister. You misunderstood my sister and made our parents mad. You really let

Serena. I disappointed your kindness.”

footage. You’re just making it look like I deliberately spilled the oil and colluded with you. You deleted the footage to frame Ms. Bella. If that’s true, I

It has nothing to do with you.”

would make it up to her, Lily took all the blame: “No one put me up to this. It was all on me. I was just jealous of Ms. Bella and wanted to get back at her. It has nothing

family won’t keep you around anymore, and none of the Collins family’s–businesses will welcome you or your family!” After saying these words, Louisa turned to Holly and said, “You should leave too. Whoever dares to disrespect Bella will suffer

heads, thinking, ‘The lady

leniency, bid Serena farewell, apologized to Arabella, and

to settle your score.” Louisa’s gaze fell on Serena