The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode
Chapter 1477

Chapter 1477

Arabella nodded, listening as he continued.

"And I've also acquired three pharmaceutical companies."

Arabella chuckled, "Today I saw that your pharmaceutical company made a generous donation of 10

million dollars in essential medicines and another 10 million in immunotherapy drugs to impoverished

areas within the country."

That was quite the grand gesture.

Immunotherapy drugs were particularly beneficial for the elderly with respiratory infections and kids

who suffered frequent respiratory ailments, boosting their immunity and reducing the recurrence of

respiratory diseases during the winter. While the essential medicines included cold remedies,

gastrointestinal drugs, and more. You could say he had thought of everything.

Romeo gave her a tender look, "I'm just following the lead of my fiancée. Didn't you donate 3 million

dollars worth of medicines to the Red Cross this month?"

"How did you know?"

That was a donation Arabella had made under the name of her pharmaceutical company, and she

believed nobody else knew about it.

"Because I know you founded that company." Romeo said with a smile, "You always concerned about

the welfare of the people."

Before he could finish, his phone rang.

It was one of his friends calling.

Pressing the answer button on the steering wheel, a male voice came through.

"Romeo, Natalie Monroe heard you're heading back home and insisted I make this call." The voice was

cut off as the phone was snatched away.

"Romeo, you're leaving without even telling me. What's the rush?" The girl's voice was whiny and a bit

petulant, "You hardly come to Dawnstar, and we've only hung out once, and now you're leaving again!

Where are you now, still in Dawnstar?"

Arabella watched Romeo with a curious expression, her gaze full of intrigue.

Romeo feared a misunderstanding, "Let Sebastian answer the phone."

"Tell me where you are. Are you still in Dawnstar? Send me your location; I'll come to you!"

"I'm with my fiancée right now. It's not convenient," Romeo bluntly refused.

"So what you're saying is, if your fiancée isn’t here, it would be convenient? Our relationship isn't

something secret. Didn't you say you think of me like a sister? Can't a sister come to see you off? Your

fiancée isn't the jealous type, right? I don't care. If you won’t tell me, I have my ways of finding out

where you are."

"If you're not going to say anything, I'm hanging up."

Without waiting for the other person to finish, Romeo cut the call.

"She's just a friend's sister, and we hardly ever talk. Please don't get the wrong idea."

Romeo explained, glancing at Arabella nervously multiple times, worried she might get the wrong

impression.

Arabella looked ahead, her lips curling playfully, "I know, just a chance meeting."

Romeo hurried to clarify, "It was because a buddy of mine was having a birthday bash. I didn't expect

her to be there. She's usually at boarding school and hardly ever joins our get-togethers."

"You seem pretty well-informed."

"It's not like that."