The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella) novel Chapter 797

Chapter 797

Dr. Bell's position was not to be despised by a layman like her.

But since it was Dr. Bell, why did she choose to attend such an ordinary school like Westerly College? Could it be true what the admissions officer said, that Arabella was drawn to the array of scientific equipment?

Arabella's real purpose in attending Westerly College wasn't to study, but to conduct medical experiments.

She hadn't lost her mind to studying, enrolling in a university even more mediocre than Summerfield College.

If that was indeed true, then her previous mockery of Arabella felt like a slap in her own face!

It was too painful, too loud, too embarrassing!

It was fortunate that she had stopped Martha from drugging Arabella in time. Thinking about it now, had they gone through with it, Martha and she would have been kicked out long ago.

Martha had even wanted to set Arabella up, making everyone think that Arabella and her friend had killed their grandparents. Luckily, she had been too soft-hearted to harm her grandparents.

Otherwise, the ones at a disadvantage would have been her and Martha!

But how could Arabella be so strong and formidable?

A sense of unwillingness arose in Serena's heart.

"Serena, Serena?" Kenneth called her name several times.

Serena snapped back to reality, only to see Louisa and Arabella walking toward the elevator.

Only Kenneth was still waiting for her, "What's going on with you?"

Serena, who had just stepped out of the elevator, heard the head nurse address Arabella as Ms. Collins, her face changing slightly.

Once upon a time, there was only one Ms. Collins in everyone's eyes, and that was her, Serena.

But now things had changed.

The head nurse walked a few steps forward. She saw Serena, and called out Ms. Collins.

This caused a subtle change in Serena's mood.

At this moment, her grandma's nursing worker, Julie, walked out of the room. Seeing Louisa and Arabella, she hurriedly greeted them.

Her attitude towards Arabella was even more respectful and warm than before.