The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 611

Chapter 611 

Enid’s face had turned sour. She grudgingly took the gift and cast an unhappy glance at the living room. 

Phillip and Shirley were chatting with Arabella, who was sandwiched between them, all smiles. It looked like they were one big happy family! Before, Phillip had been rude to the Winters family, but now he seemed like a different person in front of Arabella! 

“Ms. Enid, if you please.” Brodie gestured invitingly. 

With no other option, Enid steeled herself and left. 

She had never been treated like this in her life! 

In the past, she was always the one bullying others, making them suffer. This was the first time she’d ever been on the receiving end! 

Once she got into her luxury car, she took out her phone and sent out a message. 

“Find out which class Arabella is in!” 

She was definitely going to find a way to get back at Arabella! 

After a while, her phone buzzed twice. She received a reply. 

She muttered in disbelief, ‘Straight–A student studying neurology?” 

Ha, just as she thought, too much studying had made her go bonkers! 

The competition in neurology was fierce in hospitals today, with high demands on doctors. Who would dare confidently claim they could become a leading figure in this field? 

After graduation, with Arabella’s abilities, she will probably end up being a mere assistant in a small hospital. 

How could the McMillan family be interested in someone like her? 

Back in the living room. 

Shirley gently patted Arabella’s hand and said, “Bella, I’m sorry you had to go through that.” 

Arabella smiled slightly and said, “It’s okay for you all stood up for me.” 

Those who needed a warning had been warned. 

Those who needed to apologize may not have been sincere, but at least they apologized. 

This was a lesson to the Winters family. Any further fuss would make them look petty. 

Arabella realized, it was because of a debt of gratitude. No wonder Mr. Winters had indulged his granddaughter’s tantrum, and Enid had also dared to spout off, because they knew the McMillan family wouldn’t be rude to their saviors. 

How shameless. 

“If she bullies you at school, tell grandma right away, Shirley advised anxiously. “If necessary, I’ll have her transferred to a different school, so she doesn’t cause you any trouble.”