The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode novel Chapter 1233

Chapter 1233

Arabella strolled towards the main building of Reflections Villa. As she glanced back, she noticed the snowflakes landing on a man’s figure. He lifted his hand, seemingly waving goodbye.

Arabella waved back and proceeded into the house.

"Bella, I was wrong!"

Suddenly, Serena appeared before her, bowing deeply in a sincere manner, “Hans punished me yesterday, and I know I was wrong. I shouldn't have badmouthed you behind your back. Please forgive my immature behavior.

I'm sorry, and I promise to improve."

Arabella's gaze shifted towards the household staff cleaning in the background. Was this an act for her benefit?

Did Serena want them as her witnesses to prove that she had apologized?

"So, what did you do wrong?” Arabella asked, her eyes gleaming with interest.

"I shouldn't have badmouthed you in front of my friends."

“How exactly did you badmouth me?"

“Don't you want to forgive me, Bella?" Serena bit her lip, ‘Don't you believe that I truly realize my mistake?"

"I'm not quite convinced. Tell me, what exactly did you do?"

Serena was reluctant to share her embarrassing story in front of the staff. She feigned a cough, hoping to divert the topic.

"Ms. Bella, Serena is sincerely apologizing to you. She fell ill yesterday and is still recovering. She has been waiting here for you since the crack of dawn. All the staff here can vouch for her."

Serena coughed a few times, her face pale, “It's okay. If you're still mad, I'll apologize again. Bella, what can I do to earn your forgiveness?"

“Didn't you hear my question?"

Martha was seething inside. If it wasn't for keeping up the act, she wouldn't have held her tongue against this insolent girl!

Serena's nails dug into her palm, swallowing her humiliation, she was about to reply.

"I don't accept your apology." Arabella passed her by without a second glance.

Serena watched her retreating figure, fuming. This was all Arabella's doing!

Arabella deliberately disclosed the situation, making her a laughing stock among the staff!

She deliberately refused to forgive her, causing her humiliation!

She deliberately dernonstrated her arrogance and capability.

Martha was also livid, but she maintained a composed facade, "Serena, Ms. Bella misunderstood you. You're still weak from illness. You should rest upstairs. You can apologize to her later."