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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 1462

"No, no, no, we'll prioritize your side first, visit you guys, and then you're welcome to come over to ours," Belinda said, not minding the order of things.

"I'm just thrilled that Bella is willing to come home with me. Of course, we'll do whatever Bella prefers. We'll have dinner at here first and then maybe grab a bite with my family.” As Romeo spoke, he glanced at Arabella, “Is that okay?"

Arabella wanted to object, thinking, 'Have I even got a say in this anymore?'

All eyes were eagerly fixed on Arabella, as if her nod was the only thing they were waiting for.

"Sure."

Hearing her agreement, everyone was elated, especially Darren, "I'll have Kenneth and Louisa nail down the menu right away, and not to forget, the entertainment - it all needs to be planned in advance."

Just imagining the lively bustle of the day made him brim with joy, his eyes twinkling with anticipation.

Arabella was rather surprised - there was entertainment on the New Year?

Eunice, aware that this was Arabella's first New Year's at home, gently explained, "Every New Year's Eve, both families put together some entertainment to make the night more festive and heartwarming. It's even grander than Christmas, especially since it's your first year back, we might have a few surprises in store for you."

"If you spill the beans now, Bella won't be surprised when the time comes." Belinda chuckled. "We'll have to keep our preparations under wraps."

"In the past, your parents would organize a family trip during the holidays. Sometimes, if your uncle was too busy or your grandparents had already visited the destination, they wouldn't join, but I wonder if they have any plans this year."

As soon as Bard finished speaking, Eunice served him some food and added with a smile, "I think we should suggest that this year you get your work done early so the whole family can take a trip together with Bella. It'd be great if Romeo could join too. It's Bella's first New Year's back, so it should be something special."

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