The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella)

Chapter 2011

[My aunt's a nurse at Hope Hospital, swore it was the real deal.]

Online, everyone was gabbing about Arabella's medical miracles.

Meanwhile, Eunice caused quite the stir with three videos she leaked online.

One video showed Serena at the Style Plaza, shamelessly tussling with Arabella over a dress. Text property © Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org.

Another caught Serena throwing a fit outside a chic boutique after they refused to sell her their goods,

hurling insults at the staff from the sidewalk.

And the third? A doozy where Serena, aiming to drug Arabella, bungled it and drugged herself instead.

The result? A spectacle at her aunt's house.

In that video, Serena was hugging a tree, convinced it was Romeo, pouring her heart out. The servants

tried to clue her in, telling her it's just a tree, but she wouldn't let go, even slapped one for their trouble.

She ranted to that tree, spewing venom about Arabella, dreaming aloud about marrying Romeo and

having kids.

Once those videos hit the internet, Serena's reputation tanked.

The court of public opinion was ruthless, slinging mud at Serena for her shamelessness.

[So that's what Serena's really like behind closed doors? Arabella put up with her for half a year.]

[Seriously, Arabella's got the patience of a saint. If that was me, I couldn't stand a day! Arabella comes

back home, doesn't kick Serena out, lets her live it up like before. Such a big-hearted, kind, friendly

person, and Serena does her dirty?]

[Look at the timestamps on those videos – all this before Serena got the boot. She drugged Arabella,

lusted after her fiancé, got violent, and the Collins family? They just grounded her, gave her a chance

to shape up. That was generous!]

[So everything Louisa said was true. They gave Serena chance after chance. It's her own dang fault

she didn't shape up.]

[Serena's a real piece of work!]

[Alma did a good job!]

[How did she not knock some sense into her?] New chąpter avąilable oո Draмаnоvеls.cоm

Alma knew this was her moment. She waltzed into the public eye and, sure enough, the lurking

reporters swarmed her.