The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 1220

Chapter 1220

Hans also mentioned that when Bella spent all the money, he would wire more into the account, encouraging Arabella to shop without any financial worries.

He even extended the offer to include all the other subsidiaries under Collins Fashion. If Arabella had an eye for any of them, Hans would gladly gift them all to her.

Furthermore, wherever Arabella wished to visit or whatever she dreamed of doing, Hans promised to accompany her all the way.

It was since then, wasn't it? Hans started to change.

Because that day when she asked Hans to go shopping with her, he initially said he was busy. But moments later, he reassured Arabella with these promises.

A four-leaf clover necklace was something she had never received in her life!

Yet, Arabella not only received this precious necklace but also seventeen other invaluable gifts from Hans!

He justified this by stating that he missed out on Arabella's life for the past eighteen years, so he wished to make up for it with those gifts. But he would doubly compensate the missing companionship in the days to come.

Was it from that time that Hans began to change?

She remembered once when Hans bought Arabella an entire set of limited edition lipsticks, claiming that Arabella could use them for work. When she playfully accused Hans of favoritism, he simply brushed her off, saying she didn't need them.

It was clear she could have used them for attending parties or performing on stage.

When she reached out to hold Hans’ hand, he asked her to let go.

The difference in treatment was indeed stark!

Moreover, in the hospital, Hans told Arabella that she could focus on her college studies while the fashion company's affairs would be handled by Dean. Even if Arabella was not working, her monthly salary would be paid in full.

At that time, half-jokingly, she expressed her envy, wondering when she would be able to manage the company like her sister.

But Hans only remarked that she was too pampered from a young age to handle company affairs.

Her parents echoed the same sentiments, noting her lack of management experience due to her sheltered upbringing. They encouraged her to focus on her studies and worry about the future later.