The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 631

Chapter 631 

Chasel took a closer look. Wasn’t that the doctor who saved 7731 at the hospital last night, leaning against the tree trunk? 

She was a dead ringer for the doctor from last night, both in face and figure! 

It looked like she’d been set up and drugged. The three girls with her were all over the place. 

Worried for their safety, Chasel put down his binoculars to go check on them, but by the time he got there, it was too late. All that was left on the grass was a pool of blood, the people were gone. 

After some questioning, they learned that a girl had been beaten until she spit blood and had been rushed to the school’s medical room. 

He rushed to the school’s medical room, only to be told that the girl had been taken to the director’s office. 

So they were now hurrying to the director’s office. 

On the way, Chasel kept wondering: could the girl who was beaten up be the doctor who saved 7731 last night? 

If so, he would definitely help her. 

“Boss, we’re from the Ministry of State Security. We can’t disclose our identities.” 

“If something really happened to that girl, what identity are you planning to use to help her?” 

“The principal is not here today. And no one in the school knows us; they probably won’t listen to us. 

“Being an eyewitness is enough.” 

Just as Chasel reached the door of the director’s office, he heard a girl’s voice from inside. 

‘Noreen drugged our water; she admitted it herself!” 

The director glared at Joyce and asked, “Do you have any proof?” 

“I do!” Joyce showed the video on her phone to the director. 

After watching the video, the director’s face grew serious. He casually pocketed Joyce’s phone and said, “Regardless, you guys beat someone until they spit blood. Belinda doesn’t want compensation, she just wants an apology.” 

Joyce felt very wronged: “If we hadn’t noticed that something was off with the water in our bottle, who knows what would’ve happened if we drank it! It’s clear that Noreen was trying to catch us off guard 

and beat us up.” 

‘Joyce, not everyone is as bad as you think.” 

Joyce opened her mouth, realizing that anything she said would be pointless, the director was clearly siding with Noreen! 

“It was her who drugged our water first, if anyone should apologize, it should be her first.” Arabella’s voice rang out indifferently. 

The director frowned, looking at this girl who exuded a cold aura. He was displeased. 

“If you hadn’t kicked someone until they vomited blood, would Belinda have come to us? You have the nerve to demand an apology! You won’t apologize? Fine, you all get a major demerit, write” 10,000–word self–reflection, and pay for the medical expenses! Call your parents to come apologize!”