The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode
Chapter 788

Chapter 788

"Oh, by the way, the outfit that your parents are wearing today was a gift from Arabella, and yours,’

Martha added once again, "you might want to take a look at the seasonal wardrobe."

The seasonal wardrobe, as the name implies, was where the unwanted and unused clothes were

temporarily stored. After a while, some of the better pieces would be picked out for donation, a kind of

charitable act.

The wardrobe was packed to the brim, taking up a massive space.

It was teeming with clothes, too many to count.

Serena could hardly contain her surprise. When she went to take a look, she found her carefully

selected pieces, some of which she had even paid a pretty penny for a designer to tailor specifically for

her parents, all shoved to the back.

They were not worn, not even once!

She felt a pang of disappointment.

Tonight, Romeo's parents were coming over. Her beloved parents were wearing the designs of Arabella

and not the ones she gave them. Did this mean they thought her gifts were not up to the mark?

“Serena, have you noticed that your fate is quite similar to these clothes? Initially, you thought you

could catch your parents"

attention, but it turned out that they didn't even give those clothes a second look."

Serena's eyes dimmed.

Meanwhile, a glint of complacence flashed in Martha's eyes.

Yesterday, she had told Kenneth and Louisa that she would take Serena's clothes to be ironed. With

their consent, she secretly moved these brand-new pieces to the seasonal wardrobe, intending to let

Serena see and misunderstand.

The clothes Serena gave this time were mainly black and white. To avoid being found out, she took a

few black and white pieces that Serena had given to Kenneth and Louisa half a year ago, tried to make

them look worn and old, and asked if they wanted to keep them.

Naturally, they wouldn't wear such clothes and allowed her to move them to the seasonal wardrobe,

intending to donate them.

Later, Serena hesitated before going downstairs. Louisa was arranging flowers, and Serena casually

struck up a conversation, pretending nothing was amiss. After a while, she finally asked, "Mom, I was

just moving some old clothes to the seasonal wardrobe, and I noticed those black and white pieces I

gave you.

Don't you like them?"

"Oh." Louisa suddenly remembered what Martha had said and gave her a smiling glance, "The design

is nice, but we can't wear them anymore, dear. You're very thoughtful, but don't spend so much on

clothes for us in the future."

Serena pressed, "Why can't you wear them?"

"Well, the color isn't quite right. They don't look good on.” Louisa was puzzled by her daughter's

questioning.

The color wasn't right.

They didn't look good on.

Serena pondered for a moment and then it clicked.

Of course, black and white symbolized ill fortune. They couldn't wear these colors for such an

occasion.

But, they could save those clothes for later, right? There was no need to move them to the seasonal

wardrobe.

She looked again at Louisa's beautiful dress. That was the color of celebration, wasn't it?

Finally, Serena accepted the truth. Martha wasn't lying. Her parents really did this.

They had thrown her heartfelt gifts into the seasonal wardrobe.

Earlier in the seasonal wardrobe, she had even seen many of her favorite pieces, discarded without her

knowledge.