The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella)

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[Is this not my long-lost future daughter-in-law? Our family is in the lighting business, owning three companies and thirty stores.

Your prospective hubby is not too hard on the eyes and, most importantly, he's been single for 22 years straight! If you're willing to

date him, it's not just him, we will all cherish you like a precious gem. Maybe consider joining our family, eh?]

[Clearly, this is my granddaughter! I'm all alone in this world, but I've got a fancy downtown apartment and a retirement fund with

a cool six figures in it. Call'Grandma' and it's all yours.]

[Why not be my daughter-in-law? Any financial stresses you young folks might have, I'll support you through and through. I'll

provide the funds and keep my opinions to a minimum. Want to travel? I'll back you financially. If you have kids and don't want to

be tied down, I'll hire a nanny and a babysitter. If you prefer not to live with the in-laws, pick any of our other villas and properties

as you like. And if you want to sleep till noon, | wouldn't bat an eyelid. So, what do you say about becoming my daughter-in-law?]

[I wish | had a daughter-in-law like her!]

After finishing her dinner and taking a shower, Arabella noticed Kenneth and Louisa scrolling through their phones on the couch.

"All these folks vying for my daughter?"

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"A measly three companies and they're trying to snag my girl as their daughter-in-law?"

"Even the elderly are getting in on the action. Just how popular is our Bella."

"You see, a bunch of trust-fund kids are inquiring about Bella's details, ready to cknocking with marriage proposals? Are the

youngsters really this bold these days?"

Arabella hadn't caught up with the news and was puzzled by their conversation.

"Bella, csee, you've reached the trending topic again! | never expected Romeo to be such a romantic, dropping to one knee in

front of everyone to propose with that big sparkling ring."

Among the crowd, Romeo's diamond ring stood out, singled out by an eagle-eyed netizen!

Arabella saw a flood of comments on Louisa's phone, all clamoring to claim her as their "daughter," "daughter-in-law,"

"granddaughter." Her own phone buzzed with messages from her roommate group.

Joyce. [Bella, is that you and Mr. McMillian in the viral 'Couple in Coat’ photo? Mr. McMillian sure knows how to make a splash,

taking you to a concert and proposing in front of everyone. So romantic!]

Kelly. [While the single folks take a hit, we send blessings your way, confetti.jpg]

Mya. [Is it true? Netizens used Al to reconstruct the couple's faces, and it kinda looks like you, Bella, but not as gorgeous. And

they're already stunned! If you and Mr. McMillian ever tie the knot, the true beauty will rock the nation.]

Kelly. [Bella's always been a stunner! I'd crush on her and I'm a girl!]

Joyce. [Shere.]

Mya. too.]

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On the other side, David, upon his manager's advice, started a live stream.

The screen was awash with adoring fans, and as the viewer count skyrocketed, many were curious about the trending topic, eager

to know whether Summer had lip-synced or plagiarized.

After repeated questions, David noticed the growing curiosity. Without a hint of celebrity ego, he spoke in his soothing, magnetic

voice, "There's chatter about Summer's song, claiming it plagiarized previous eighteen hit tracks. Tonight, I'll lay out for you if she

plagiarized or not?"

The viewership exploded as people kept commenting; they didn't expect him to address this topic, reigniting interest in the matter.

"I'll lay it out for you, tune everything to the skey, and we'll compare right before your eyes. Then you'll see if her song is a

copy or not."

The audience was surprised he'd spend the tand energy to prove Summer's innocence. Soon, "David's Music Breakdown" shot

to the top of the trending searches.

"As you know, a song is made up of an intro, verses, chorus, bridge, and outro. Let's break it down piece by piece and see how

Summer's song stacks up against the others."

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