The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella)

Chapter 2082

Watching his mother on the stretcher bed, Martin was lost in a tumult of emotions. Nevertheless, he

managed to voice his gratitude to the doctor for the treatment.

"Thank you, guys. I really appreciate the hard work."

For the past couple of hours, a team of specialists from various departments had collaborated to

perform a life-saving surgery on his mother.

"No need to thank us, it's what we're here for," replied the doctors with a nod before leaving.

The nurse wheeled Florence into the ICU for further observation.

"Martin."

Serena's gentle voice called out to him from near the elevator. Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

Lifting his gaze, Martin saw her, poised and graceful, as Dora pushed her wheelchair toward him.

He quickly walked over to Serena and crouched beside her tenderly. "Did you hear? The doctors say

Mom's going to make it. But whether she'll be back to her old self, well, that's in her own hands now."

"It must be your devotion and our undying love that moved the heavens. That's why she's still with us."

"Your arrival seems to have saved Mom's life. Does that mean you're our little lucky charm?" Martin

ruffled Serena's hair affectionately before taking over from Dora and pushing the wheelchair into the

elevator. "Now, let's go see Diana. Maybe your charm can turn her luck around too."

"Putting it that way makes me feel a bit pressured," said Serena with a light laugh.

But Martin failed to notice the strain behind her smile.

"How's Diana doing? What did the doctors say?" Serena inquired from her wheelchair.

"It's touch and go. The specialists are doing everything they can."

"And Dad?"

"Dad's awake in the ICU, but he doesn't want to see me. He was really angry."

Martin pushed Serena's wheelchair to the twelfth floor where the maid, Lana, was waiting outside the

operating room.

Lana's expression turned sour upon seeing Serena. Martin's mother and sister were in trouble because

of her, and here she was, showing up as if nothing had happened. Even if it was Martin's wish, didn't

she have any self-awareness?

Setting aside whether she genuinely wanted to visit Diana, considering Diana despised her so much,

what if her condition worsened from the shock of seeing her?

Lana couldn't fathom what Martin was thinking by bringing Serena along.

Reluctantly, Lana greeted them nonetheless.

"Mr. Martin, Ms. Serena, Ms. Diana is still in surgery."

Lana muttered, her mood dampened, but to keep her job, she reluctantly corrected herself, "Madam."

Serena's eagerness for the title 'Madame' betrayed her blatant ambition, utterly unmasked. Coոtent of

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Just then, the elevator dinged open and Fitch emerged, looking frantic. His temper flared upon spotting

Serena.

"What is she doing here?" Fitch challenged Martin, his voice thick with anger.