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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 1711

David rolled his eyes dramatically. [You finally grew a conscience? You haven't checked in on your sis for like, what, six months? You want her digits? Call me 'big bro' and I might just think about it.]

Sean could only sigh, realizing they were totally on the same page when it came to the sister’s matters.

He sent a text to Louisa on WhatsApp, and just to be sure, he forwarded the same message to Kenneth.

Not long after, two texts buzzed in on his phone.

Dad: [Concern over the phone is one thing, but nothing beats showing it in person, kid. Want her number? Go ask her yourself.]

Mom: [We'll talk when you get home!]

Who knew why he wanted his sister's number? If he went off-script like he did just now, describing her as temperamental, he'd tick her off in a heartbeat.

Sean's mind wandered back to the last time when he almost recognized his sister, but his buddies threw him off the scent.

With that, he texted Hans, with a hint of accusation in his tone.

[Is sis really that pretty?]

[Do you even have to ask?]

[I remember I asked you last time, and you said you didn't know where to start.]

[She is drop-dead gorgeous, a one-in-a-million kind of beauty. Whether we're talking her stunning features, her ethereal vibe, or her mad skills, she's a total head-turner. Her list of pros is a mile long, and wouldn't be covered even if we talk about it all day.]

Sean blinked. So that's what Hans meant. Did he misunderstand?

Next, he confronted Chasel, [Last time, you said sis's looks were 'indescribable.' Is she that hideous in your eyes?]

[Hideous? Every positive adjective falls short of capturing even a fraction of her beauty. She stands out in a crowd, a total knockout. And it's not just her face; her talents are dazzling, too. She's like this glowing gem, and once you get to know her, you realize she's truly special. Indescribable? Yeah, because a single sentence hardly does her justice.]

Sean was irritated. [Why didn't you just say so last time?]

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