The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 579

She had helped Grandpa Phillip before, and now she was taking care of Grandma Shirley. She heard that Grandma Shirley was getting better.

Both were taking the medication she prescribed.

Even though she didn’t really think Arabella was that much of a hotshot doctor, after all, she failed to treat Grace Murphy.

But they still needed to be on their toes.

What if she was actually a better doctor than Noreen?

Noreen got Serena’s drift, “Don’t sweat it, Serena. When it comes to medicine, I can confidently say I’m miles ahead of her! I’ve been immersed in medicine since was a kid. Arabella surpassing me? That is possible only in her dreams!”

“You must totally outshine her professionally, show her who’s boss and give her a good lesson!”

“Rest assured, Serena, I will!”

Serena hung up the phone, and a smirk of satisfaction flashed in her eyes.

Even if she was not at Westerly College, she could still make Arabella’s life miserable!

For the next two days, ever since he realized that Arabella was no pushover, Jerome wouldn’t let her join any extracurricular activities. Today’s training was a three-kilometer run. He whistled and beckoned Arabella.

under the tree, time them.”

was going on? Wasn’t she allowed to participate in the activity, she was just supposed

this not isolating her or

noticed that. These two days, Jerome was extra protective of Arabella, not letting her join

this, they all chuckled knowingly.

my command, start running.”

the whistle, completely disregarding their assumptions.

to run.

a shady spot and time

found that Arabella was gone. Looking closely, he found out

she supposed to time them? Why did she just

was he going to explain it to Lieutenant Colonel Capra? And how would Lieutenant Colonel

was nothing but trouble!

and passing by him, Jerome quickly stepped forward, “Arabella, come here for a second.”

ignored him and

bored out of her mind from not participating in

faint, when she completed the second lap. Jerome blew the whistle

“Time’s not up.”

swift as the wind

letting her run three kilometers. If she continued like this, she might be