The Princess and the Pauper

Chapter 1935



Chapter 1935

"My sweet pea, there you are at last!" Shirley exclaimed as she saw Arabella step out of the car,

rushing to clasp her hand. "We've been looking forward to this moment forever!"

"Having you here to share dinner with us old folks fills us with such joy," Phillip chimed in as he

followed Arabella inside, his face creased with a warm smile.

"Sorry to keep you waiting, Grandma and Grandpa. Happy New Year," Arabella said with a warm smile.

"Your presence is the best gift we could ask for."

Meanwhile, Romeo, who alighted from the car as well, felt thoroughly overlooked.

He retrieved the presents the Collins family had prepared from the trunk and approached, "Grandma,

Grandpa, these are from Bella's parents, a token of their affection for you."

"Oh, you brought so many gifts." Phillip and Shirley were surprised to see their grandson carrying quite

a few items. "You shouldn't have."

"Bella has some gifts for you too, we'll give them to you after dinner."

"You got us presents too?" Phillip was flabbergasted and touched, "You're too thoughtful, kiddo. It's us

who should be giving you the gift, not the other way around. After dinner, we'll give you your gift." This material belongs to NôvelDrama.Org.

"Thank you, Grandma and Grandpa."

The old couple couldn't hide their delight.

Just then, Jennifer, hearing of Arabella's arrival, dashed over, apron still on.

"My darling girl!" Jennifer embraced Arabella tightly, overjoyed. "So glad you've made it! I've just

whipped up your favorite dish, come on in, and no need to take off your shoes."

"Bella's here? Now the gang's all here. I'll tell them to start serving the meal!" George announced

happily.

Arabella greeted each of them in turn and as she entered, noticed some other guests in the living room.

"Let me introduce you, this is Tomas and Donna," Romeo said, wrapping an arm around Arabella's

waist as he introduced her gently.

"Happy New Year!" Arabella said politely to the two elders rising from the couch.

"So you're the girl Romeo's fond of? You are quite beautiful, and you have an outstanding presence,"

remarked the woman, Donna, dressed in elegance and grace, her skin radiant and actions exuding the

demeanor of a woman from a distinguished family.

"It's a pleasure to have you, I'm Tomas," said Tomas, George's brother, whose dignified bearing

commanded respect, clearly the result of years of cultivated poise and presence.

"And this is my cousin Jeffrey."

"Hello, Bella, it's a pleasure to meet you," Jeffrey said, his handsome and dashing appearance

complemented by a noble air that seemed innate, his every action reflecting his good upbringing.

"Hello," Arabella greeted him with a friendly nod.

"And this is my cousin Luna."

"Hello, Bella," Luna greeted, her beauty serene and tranquil like an autumn lake, her features finely

drawn.

"Hello," Arabella responded softly.

"And here's little cousin Cathy."

Cathy was a blend of cuteness and spirit, shining like a bright pearl.

With Romeo present, Cathy still greeted Arabella, "Hello, Bella, I'm so glad to finally meet you."

She hadn't expected Arabella to be this striking in person.

Previously, Cathy had thought her sister Luna was the most beautiful person in the world, with her

unique, cool beauty and noble grace.


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