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The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 1958

Romeo and Arabella's brothers bent down to adjust her dress, and then watched her take each step towards the stage with a mix of pride and anticipation.

No one in the crowd had anticipated that Kenneth and Louisa, the town's golden couple, had a daughter who had been lost to the world for eighteen years. And no one could have imagined just how strikingly beautiful she would be. She had a serene grace about her, an air of noble elegance that seemed otherworldly, sparking a buzz of conversation.

"She's absolutely stunning. To think she could look so regal after being away for so long."

"That grace is just unparalleled."

"Royal blood flows in her veins. She was never destined for mediocrity. But where's Serena today? I haven't seen her around."

"Yeah, where is Serena? Could it be she's not their biological child?"

"You think there's some soap opera twist here?"

The chatter reached Arabella's ears, but she didn't show the slightest concern. Instead, she approached her parents with a sweet and compliant demeanor.

Kenneth, unable to hide his excitement, made the introduction. "Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce our long-lost daughter, Arabella."

As his words faded, the room erupted in enthusiastic applause, a symphony of genuine warmth that was as stirring as a powerful piece of music.

"Bella, why don't you say hello to everyone?" Louisa said, her eyes soft and inviting.

"Hello, everyone. My name is Arabella."

Her voice was as melodious as a string instrument, touching everyone's heart.

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