The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode novel Chapter 1222

Chapter 1222

“Absolutely not!" Martha sympathized, "Have you forgotten? Last time, you were fooled by just a few words from Hans. You naively thought they would treat everyone equally. If Hans really saw you as his sister, he wouldn't have warned you like that, let alone lock you up like he did today."

Serena let out a sorrowful laugh. If anyone knew that she had been locked in her room by Hans for self-reflection.

The word would spread, and it would be so humiliating.

"Last time, I told you to take advantage of their affection for you. Either kick Arabella out of the Collins family, or strive for the maximum benefits within the family, or marry Mr. McMillian and become the most glamorous woman in the world. But you chose none of these paths. Instead, you came up with the most useless one - to build a good relationship with Arabella and please everyone in the Collins family."

Only now did Serena realize how foolish she had been, thinking she could be real sisters with Arabella.

“If I had listened to you earlier, things wouldn't have escalated to this point. I was the one who couldn't let go, always holding onto a shred of illusion, always feeling that Hans and the others could really be impartial."

“Ah, if they were truly fair, before Hans asked you to talk on the terrace, they wouldn't have planted her favorite flowers on Bella's balcony"

That was not something Hans would do!

If he was really fair, why did Arabella have flowers, and Serena didn't?

Everything that he had given Arabella, like planting flowers, gifting a four-leaf clover necklace, were things that Serena had never owned.

Serena didn't know how long she had been crying. For the first time, she realized that her tears seemed endless.

Her heart was truly broken, and she was in despair.

“And all the jewelry you've received since you were young."

That was worth a lot.

Just the pink sapphire necklace she received on her birth year was now worth over two hundred thousand dollars.

If she kept a few pieces of jewelry as her dowry and sold the rest, she could easily make a few million dollars.

“My initial estimate is that if you sell everything, you could make around six million dollars."

Serena was surprised that Martha knew her assets better than she did. She had never paid attention to how much these things were worth.