The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode
Chapter 1017

Chapter 1017

Serena dialed David's number in front of her friends, and the onlookers couldn't help but comment,

"How lucky, Serena, to have a pop star's number."

The call was picked up quickly on the other end.

“David, any chance you could spare a few concert tickets for me?" Serena asked with a smile, her

friends watching eagerly. "You see, my girlfriends are big fans, and they're dying to see your show, but

they couldn't get any tickets. You're just too popular."

Perhaps fearing David's refusal, Serena added, "They've been begging me for a while now. 1 hate to

turn them down, but I don't want to put you on the spot."

David, feeling a bit apologetic, responded, “Serena, I just gave the last of my tickets away. Next time, I

promise, I'll save more for you guys."

"What? You're out of tickets?" Serena's words were met with a palpable tension from her friends.

Their pleading eyes were turned to her, hoping she could persuade David.

"L originally had a dozen or so tickets," David explained. "But I promised my manager that I'd save

about seven or eight for family and friends. The rest were given to thank those who've helped me out."

Although the tickets he'd given away weren't the best seats.

The best ones had already been given to Arabella and Romeo.

"Tell your friends I'm sorry, okay? Next time, I'll be sure to save more for you guys,’ David said just as

someone called for him. “I've got to head to rehearsal. We'll talk later"

“Wait, David." Serena began, but the call had already ended.

She looked at her friends, their eyes filled with anticipation and disappointment. “David had a dozen or

so tickets,’ she explained, “but he promised his manager he'd save most of them for family and friends.

The rest were given away, so there's none left"

"Not even one?"

"But his first show is in Summerfield, and I really want to go!"

"Serena, can't you ask David to sneak us in?"

Celebrities did it all the time.

“Please, Serena” The pleading started again.

Serena knew that David was a stickler for rules. He wouldn't allow people to roam around backstage,

let alone sneak into his concert.

She'd known this for a long time.

"I just spoke to him, and he asked me to apologize to you guys. He said he'll save more tickets for you

next time. I'm really sorry, and I should have called him earlier"

The others were visibly upset, blaming Serena.

She could have called David again and sweet-talked him into letting them in.

It was such a simple thing, yet she refused to help.

If she wasn't willing to help, why did she promise them in the first place?!

Wasn't she just trying to show off that she has a famous brother?

"Serena, I don't want a concert ticket. You know I've always admired your brother Hans. I heard he's

attending a charity ball in Summerfield next Monday and he needs a date. Could you recommend me?"

One of the girls, a brunette heiress, asked.

Worried that Serena might refuse, she added, "Serena, I understand that David's tickets are in high

demand, but your brother Hans is always alone.

Can you call him and see if he has a date? If not, you could recommend me."

“Serena, you should help her. If she becomes your sister-in-law, she'll ensure Hans gives you more

pocket money."

“Pocket money? He should give stock shares."

The brunette heiress quickly pledged her loyalty, "If I become Hans’ wife, any shares he gives me, I'll

give to you."

Although Serena was a bit speechless at their requests, the feeling of being needed prompted her to

pick up her phone.

Soon, she was dialing Hans’ number.