The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode
Chapter 1315

Chapter 1315

"Sorry, but could you please not make this hard for us?" A line of sales associates stood in unison,

firmly blocking her entrance.

Passersby were strolling along, and some luxury car owners sat smugly in their vehicles, watching her

with amusement.

Out in the open, Serena felt the sting of embarrassment, "You don't recognize the Collins name?

Kenneth Collins ring any bells??° "Apologies, but if you don't leave now, we'll have to call security."

It didn't matter if one was a tycoon, here in Dawnstar, in the presence of Bard, one had to step aside!

Serena couldn't believe these salespeople were so clueless that they hadn't even heard of her father.

As the crowd around her grew, she stomped her foot in frustration and left.

“Just you wait, Arabella. You'll get what's coming to you if our paths cross again!"

Meanwhile.

The store manager personally packaged all the items, applied the membership discount, took another

20% off, and even threw in two extra dresses for Arabella.

Watching Eunice and Arabella rush to foot the bill, the manager couldn't help but compliment them,

"The affection between you two is truly heartwarming, just like mother and daughter. Although, in my

years in this position, I've never seen such a youthful mother or a daughter so considerate and caring."

"Bella, this is my treat; I insist on paying!" Eunice was determined, "Besides, you've already bought so

many clothes for me. Don’t snatch the bill from me again, or I'll feel disappointed!"

"You should let your aunt pay’ the manager chimed in, a bit awkwardly. “We wouldn't dare take your

money, young lady"

How could they accept money from the young miss when her aunt wanted to pay?

Seeing Eunice's domineering but caring attitude left no room for debate, Arabella couldn't help but

smile, “Okay, your treat"

"That's my good girl" Eunice beamed. "I've accepted all the clothes you bought for me earlier, and now

you have to accept everything I bought for you!"

With that, Eunice's eyes caught a glimpse of a chic backpack in the corner. She walked over, picked it

up, and said, "Bella, look at this—it's as if it was made for you. It's lovely. You'll look great with it. Let's

add this to our purchase."

Touched by her aunt's affection, Arabella grinned, "Then dinner's on me."

“When you're in Dawnstar, you don't need to spend a dime! Don't be formal with your aunt!"

Once everything was packed, Arabella moved to pick up the bags, but Eunice linked arms with her and

said, “Someone will carry those for us. Come on, I'll take you out to eat, you must be starving."

They had spent quite some time in just that one store.

Suddenly feeling her aunt's arm linked with hers brought a warmth that spread from her heart.

Ever since she had found her family, Arabella realized time and again that being pampered and adored

by relatives was a true blessing.

She instinctively held onto Eunice, her lips curling into a smile like Alma's.

"Bella, what would you like to eat? Just name it,” Eunice said with a mix of assertiveness and doting

affection.

"If you're too shy to say, I'll call Louisa."

Arabella chuckled, "I'm not picky, really. I'm fine with all kinds of cuisine, whatever you think is best."

“Where do you get this considerate nature? Did that family who raised you mistreat you?" Eunice

pondered. She figured Arabella was one of those cool on the outside, kind-hearted on the inside types,

probably because her previous family was indifferent, or unkind, or she was simply born with a

generous spirit.

"I'll have to ask Louisa about you, get to know you better’ Eunice mused, then a restaurant came to

mind. "I know just the place you'll love. Let's go, I will treat you."