The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode
Chapter 1137

Chapter 1137

At this moment, Martin pulled out his phone, found her Facebook post and watched the entire video

diligently.

He liked the post and even left a comment.

[Your family sure knows how to create surprises and romance. There's much I can learn from them.]

When the wealthy lad saw Martin had typed such a long sentence, his eyes nearly popped out of his

sockets.

"So, you're on Facebook too? I thought you didn't use it. I mean, you're on Facebook but you never like

any of my posts."

"You're not her." Martin put away his phone, his expression somewhat dismissive. "Besides, why on

earth would a grown man post on Facebook, wanting likes?"

"Fine, my bad!"

Serena saw that the number of comments had exceeded two hundred and she was overjoyed. Then,

upon seeing Martin's comment, her face fell.

Hmph, so he finally admitted he had a lot to learn!

When Romeo had prepared such a grand surprise for Arabella, and then there was him, simply

handing it over without an ounce of surprise. He was so frugal and rigid!

Totally uninteresting!

So, Serena responded to many people but deliberately ignored him.

After a while, Serena could not resist clicking on the fireworks video again. At the time, many of the

staff at Reflections Villa had looked up at the night sky, taking photos and videos with their cell phones,

gasping in amazement. They were all guessing who had arranged the fireworks display and how much

it must have cost.

Serena felt a sweet sensation in her heart. She was watching the video when, unexpectedly, the

camera panned over and she thought she saw Martha's figure. She was standing by a large tree,

seemingly watching the fireworks.

Because the camera moved so quickly, the figure was a bit blurry even when she paused the video, but

Serena could vaguely guess that it was Martha.

Martha had mentioned that she had heard the fireworks last night but didn't go out to watch them.

If she was in the garden at the time, why would she lie about it?

Could it be that Martha, being of old age, had forgotten after watching the fireworks?

Was there something wrong with her health?

Or had Martha seen the news and thought that the fireworks display was not as grand as the one her

brothers had prepared for Arabellla? So was it because she didn't want Serena to feel upset and

deliberately kept it a secret?

Thinking this, Serena felt grateful for Martha, who always thought about her.

The next morning.

Belinda woke up in a daze, hearing someone speaking.

It sounded like her great-granddaughter's gentle, soft voice.

She was asking the caregiver if anything unusual had happened the previous night. Then it was

Arabella's voice, checking the monitor. She looked at the data, and spoke with the caregiver for a while.

After a moment, a pair of soft hands rested on Belinda's leg.

Arabella sat by the bed, gently massaging her grandmother's leg while discussing the medical

condition with the caregiver. She also spoke to the other staff about the day's precautions and a

change in the prescription, replacing one of the herbs with red lotus seeds.

Belinda was already awake, but the comfortable massage made her relax and drift back to sleep.

She hadn't slept this comfortably in a long time.