The Princess and the Paupers - Season 4 Episode 29

The butler at the side couldn’t help but snort. She still remembered the last incident. Before Arabella left the Murphy family, she stole Yoli’s gem necklace. When she got busted, she panicked and tossed the necklace into the trash bin.

“Well, that settles it then, Arabella said, about to enter the house.

Upon hearing this, Attlee mistook it for Arabella’s refusal to cooperate. He hastily nudged Olga: “What are you waiting for? It’s her Grandma’s stuff. If she wants it now, let her have it!”

“Why should I?” Olga knew the stuff was worth a fortune. She could sell it for a ton of cash–definitely more than what Arabella’s order was worth!

“You’ve got to have a big picture in mind!” Attlee reminded her in a hushed, urgent voice, “Go get it now!”

The Collins family had made it clear that they wouldn’t allow any company to cooperate with them. If Arabella’s subsidiary could be the first to approach them, other companies would surely follow suit, thinking they’d established a good rapport with the Collins.

Plus, they would ed Arabella to get Designer Molly to design new models for free in the future.

In the long run, cooperating with Arabella would pay off the most!

“Yoli, bring out yours too.”

Upon hearing Attlee’s words, Yolanda bit her lip resentfully. The gem was so lifelike, it could even play piano tunes. She loved it.

She just got it, and now she had to return it!

Reluctantly, Olga shot Arabella a glance and went to fetch the items.

Arabella collected the three items and strode towards the door, as if eager to sever ties with this family.

Attlee quickly called out to her, “Arabella, about the cooperation.”

“There is no need to discuss it.”

Realizing she’d been tricked, Olga immediately blocked Arabella’s way: “If you’re not planning to cooperate with us, hand over the stuff!”

“You think I’d just hand it over because you say so?”

“That’s your Grandma’s stuff.”

“You know it’s hers too? And you still stole it? Did you think her condition would worsen?”

On hearing this, Attlee was taken aback. “What are you saying? What happened to your Grandma? Why did her condition suddenly worsen? She was fine when.we visited her this morning.”

“Attlee, don’t listen to her nonsense.” Olga pointed at Arabella warningly and said, “I told you to hand over the stuff. Did you hear me?”

“Try and take it if you can.”

Olga turned to the servants and said, “What are you waiting for? Go!”

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The butler and driver rushed forward, trying to teach Arabella a lesson.

To everyone’s surprise, they were knocked down by Arabella before they could even touch her.

Stunned, Olga couldn’t help but raise her hand, intending to teach Arabella a lesson.

Arabella gripped her wrist tightly, staring at her coldly. “Because of you, my Grandma’s recovery has been set back.”

“You, let go of my hand.” Olga didn’t care about the old woman’s condition, yelling, “I said let go! How dare you defy me?”

She tried to hit Arabella with her other hand, but Arabella blocked it.

Suddenly, Arabella let go. Olga fell onto the grass, a sharp pain shooting through her waist, turning her face pale.

“Oh, my back.”