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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 1526

Romeo glanced her way and then looked away just as quickly.

Roxanne, struck by a sudden thought, blurted out, "Something nobody's ever tried before."

Without pausing for a second, Romeo strode past her, leaving behind a crisp, invigorating scent.

She couldn't help but inhale deeply, savoring the aroma. Was this the allure of a mature man?

She liked it a lot.

Through the thick crowd, Romeo spotted the young girl surrounded by a group of old men, all smiles and laughter. Just as he considered approaching, another figure stepped in his path.

"Are you one of Mr. Eugene's guests too? I see everyone's eager to chat you up. It must be so bothersome, right?" Madeline feigned ignorance about Romeo's identity, putting on a quirky face. "I could pretend to be your girlfriend to fend off some of those admirers for you."

Romeo gave her a cold glance. Was she Daydreaming??

Did he look like someone who needed a fake girlfriend??

Mabel knew that to deal with a man like him, beating around the bush wouldn't work. She declared her feelings openly in front of everyone.

"Hello Romeo, my name is Mabel. I've liked you for three years."

The guests were taken aback. How bold was the girl to confess her feelings in front of so many people.

"Three years ago, you attended a business event of your group, and it was covered by CTV. I saw you on TV, working so diligently, and I just fell for you. Tonight, Serena brought her new boyfriend here, so I'm guessing you two must have split. You're always so busy, I don't know if I'd ever get the chance to care for you, to be there for you, even if not as a girlfriend. You could date several girls at once, I don't mind. I'm confident that one day I’ll catch your eyes."

After pouring her heart out, Mabel waited eagerly and nervously for the response of the man in front of her.

To call him a man might be inaccurate, as Romeo was actually only in his twenties.

But to call him a young guy seemed off too, given his sharp, mature features.

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