The Princess and the Paupers - Season 4 Episode 58

“Hey there” Arabella gave a slight nod as a polite gesture

The head nurse looked at Arabella, who seemed to possess more nobility than even Serena Could she be a relative of the Collins family?

She appeared to come from a prestigious background, well–educated and not have the same kind of petulance and indulgence as Serena. Clearly, she was a sensible individual

“Have my parents woken up today?” Even though the chances were slim, Louisa still held a glimmer of hope as she asked.

“They’re still unconscious. Their condition hasn’t been great these past three days”

Daily medical monitoring data and doctors‘ advice were updated on a software system so Kenneth and Louisa could check it anytime.

Recently, Louisa also noticed that the health data of the two elderly individuals was gradually declining. The doctors‘ assessment was not optimistic, and they were advised to be mentally prepared.

“It’s mainly because they are getting old and their bodily functions are deteriorating

“You can go now.”

“Alright”

Louisa took Arabella by the hand and led her down the corridor. “Your grandparents need some peace and quiet, so their room is at the very end.”

Inside the spacious and bright VIP ward, there were two’smart hospital beds with two nurses each accompanying an elder. Upon seeing Louisa and the others, they immediately stood up, ready to greet.

“Shh Louisa motioned for them to be quiet and then had them leave.

They bowed respectfully and then exited the ward.

“Dad, Mom,” Kenneth said, choked up. He never thought his wealthy family would still have to endure such hardship.

“Dad, Mom, when will you wake up? Kenneth and I found our biological daughter. This is Bella, Arabella Collins, your real granddaughter.”

Upon hearing “real granddaughter“, Serena shot her a disdainful look. What’s so great about that?

She suddenly hoped her grandparents would never wake up. That way, Arabella wouldn’t get their approval!

In the eyes of the elders, she, Serena, was the only granddaughter!

“Bella, say hello to your grandparents.” Louisa spoke gently.

Arabella stepped forward, obediently saying, “Grandpa, Grandma, I came to visit you.”

The two elders, wearing comfortable house clothes and with their eyes shut, looked as if they were napping.

Their hair was neatly groomed, their nails meticulously trimmed, and they both looked very decent.

They were members of a great family. Even now, with breathing machines attached, their grandfather’s kind face suggested he was a lively and optimistic person in life.

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Looking at the grandmother, her well–maintained face still showed hints of her imposing presence in the business world, appearing friendly yet smart and capable.

So this was what her grandparents were like.