The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 694

“How could you believe her?” Mr. Winters quickly looked at his phone, questioning Arabella in it, “You’re saying that maid caught the whole thing on camera? Alright, then, let’s see the footage.”

“No problem.” Arabella immediately sent the video to Phillip’s phone, adding a friendly reminder, “Grandpa, take care of yourself.”

She was worried that Phillip would get overly upset after watching the video, causing his old illness to flare up.

Phillip. “Don’t worry. I’ll keep it cool to deal with some ungrateful fools!”

After hanging up, Phillip opened the video. Back then, the phone’s video quality was pretty crappy, but they could still make out a little boy running towards the pool, laughing and looking back to see if his friends were chasing him. Mr. Winters had just ended a phone call and exited the garden. Seeing the passing boy, he didn’t hesitate a second and pushed the kid right into the pool.

The little boy was so shocked that he fell into the water before he could react.

The sight probably scared the daylights out of Elsie. Her phone even shook a bit. Then, someone rushed over and jumped into the water to save the boy. What happened next was precisely as Arabella described.

was the hero, Mr. Winters even jumped into the water himself to get completely soaked. Then he came out, pretending to

the boy. Phillip and Shirley immediately called for

the authenticity of

Elsie why she didn’t speak up at

Mr. Winters was their savior, showing gratitude all over the place. She didn’t

had only been there for a few days. If she lost it, her family’s debts would be insurmountable, and her grandma in the hospital was

so Elsie was also afraid that if she told the truth, the Winters would give her

the McMillians found out it was Mr. Winters who pushed their kid into the water, they would be livid. Then, the Winters

more money to help her family

nicer and nicer to her, her guilt grew stronger and stronger. Eventually, she couldn’t stand it anymore and left the McMillian family after half a year. When she left, Shirley even gave her

thought better of it. It had been half a

say anything in the end. After leaving the McMillian family, she would still occasionally check up on the McMillians and the Winters in the news. Whenever she saw the two families doing charity work together or doing business, she felt unbearable