The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella)

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"We pledge, in the nof our esteemed guests, to sponsor medical treatment for 99 sick children. We'll start today, with a

dedicated team on it, and we'll keep everyone posted to avoid any skepticism."

The moment Arabella's voice trailed off, the room erupted into thunderous applause.

"As for the 99 lucky followers online, bring your winning certificates to our corporate headquarters. We've got 99 cars ready and

waiting for you to drive home."

The intebuzzed with excitement once again.

"This concludes our homecoming celebration for today. Thank you again to all our guests from near and far. If there's been any lack

in our hospitality, we ask for your understanding. Thank you." Arabella said, bowing graciously to the audience below.

The applause surged like a relentless tide.

"Family portrait! Family portrait! Family portrait!" It started with one voice in the crowd and soon, the chant for the Collins family

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photo grew louder.

Kenneth, with a beaming smile, stepped onto the stage, supporting Louisa at the waist. He nodded and waved at the guests below,

his hands pressed together in gratitude for their warmth.

Arabella's five dashing brothers joined her by her side, and the photographer, with top-notch equipment, captured the Collins

family and the guests seated at two hundred tables behind them in one grand shot.

The room was filled with joyous expressions and enthusiastic poses, and the lively atmosphere even reached through screens to

touch viewers at home.

After the family photo, the photographer hurriedly invited Kenneth and Louisa's parents on stage. Once that was done, Arabella's

aunts, uncles, and extended family followed.

Serena's eyes were red from crying. The more radiant Arabella looked on stage, the more beloved by everyone, the more wretched

and pitiful Serena felt.

She watched Arabella being given the place of honor, with everyone's eyes seemingly fixed on her, showering her with adoration.

A reporter tiptoed, microphone in hand, and asked, "Mr. and Mrs. Collins, do you plan to divide the Collins family estate among

your children, including Arabella?"

Other journalists, sensing a juicy story, pressed forward to interview Arabella's brothers, asking similar questions about whether

they would bring Arabella into the business and share their resources with her.

Kenneth replied, "If Bella's interested, whatever she wants, we'll provide."

Louisa added, "Everything in this family belongs to Bella as well. We don't differentiate just because she's our daughter."

Hans chimed in, "Bella's already taken the helm of our fashion business. Those who've followed it know she's revived the whole

company. She's a rare business prodigy in my eyes. If she's up for it, she's welcto get involved in any part of our enterprise. If

she wanted the whole group, I'd hand it over with a bow."

Chasel said, "My line of work is hectic. I'd rather she does what she loves. Of course, I'd share my resources with her."

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Clark stated, "My sister doesn't needto bring her into the business. She's outstanding on her own. But if she ever needs

anything, even my life is hers to claim."

Sean declared, "What's mine is hers. Whatever she wants, I'll give."

David professed, "She doesn't needto guide her into the industry. Whatever she wants, even if | don't have it, I'll do everything

to help her get it. To us, she's the most obedient, understanding, caring, kind, and upright little sister in the world."

The room burst into applause once more.

Then, a bold journalist asked the audience, "Would you like to see a photo of Arabella with Romeo?"

The suggestion was met with an eager uproar: "Yes!"

"Romeo! Romeo! Romeo."

Amidst the chants, Romeo stood up, the spotlight on him accentuating his noble stature.

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