The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella)

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As the buzz around him intensified, fans unearthed a trending topic that had set the inteablaze not so long ago.

There was a twhen #DavidChangesProfilePic hit the top of the trending charts.

The new profile picture featured David standing on a picturesque balcony, gazing out into the night. Although he appeared to be

alone, seagle-eyed fans spotted a girl's shadow in the photo!

It was clear that this girl must have been taking the picture for him, her silhouette stretched long across the ground by the light.

You could only see a bit of it, but that was enough to not escape the sharp eyes of his fans.

Subsequently, the topic #DavidMightBelnLove soared to the second spot on the trending list.

Now, upon closer inspection, fans have pieced together that the girl in the photo was none other than David's own sister, Arabella!

Back then, Arabella's identity wasn't meant to be public knowledge, so David didn't directly address the matter.

As long as David was still single, the fans clung to the hope of him being available!

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Consequently, they showered Summer, his darling sister, with even more affection!

A deluge of fans flooded Summer's social media, complimenting her on her beauty and sweet voice.

Meanwhile.

After exchanging pleasantries with Erlinda, Arabella heeded her advice and returned to her own table to dine.

Seeing Erlinda momentarily alone, reporters flocked to her, eager to interview the renowned iron lady of the business world, a rare

opportunity indeed.

"Are you here as a friend of the Collins family for this homecoming feast?" one reporter asked.

"What is your relationship with Arabella?" inquired another.

"You two seemed quite close earlier, did you know each other before, or did you meet through the Collins family connection?"

Erlinda, exuding an aura of female empowerment, faced the throng of reporters with ease and said, "I'm primarily here as

Arabella's family."

"Family??" All the reporters were taken aback. What sort of familial connection was this?

"I've known Arabella since before she returned to the Collins family. She's a smart and spirited girl, very lovable. | often pestered

her to considerher godmother, but she's not one to just acknowledge anyone as family. In the end, after much nagging from

my part, she gave in and called'Aunt Erlinda’ once."

It all made sense now!

Everyone was enlightened!

Erlinda was still unmarried, without siblings, so she doted on Arabella as if she were her own niece.

"Do you plan on bringing Arabella into your corporation in the future?" the journalists pressed.

"It's up to Arabella herself. I'd be more than happy to hand over the reins of my enterprise to her when | retire. But as you've seen

earlier, there are many esteemed gentlemen vying to nher their heir. | guess as her aunt, | might not make the cut."

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The crowd was astounded once again.

What kind of celestial treasure was this girl. So young, yet so popular.

With so many influential figures eager to leave their fortunes to her.

[I'm tired of using the word 'envy.]

[If Arabella can't manage it all, she could consider me! I'd settle for just 1% of the shares!]

[Does Erlinda need another niece? I'm well-behaved, obedient, and never lose my temper. You can even useas a punching bag.

Please, givea chance!]

[Aunt Erlinda, it's me, your long-lost niece!]

As Arabella attempted to enjoy her meal, numerous relatives tried to approach her, only to be blocked by her parents,

grandparents, and even her maternal grandparents. Still, speople tried to wedge their way in.

That was when Sampson stepped in, taking up a position beside Arabella. No matter who tried to cozy up to her, Sampson would

gesture for them to hold off, letting Arabella finish her meal first. He had observed her mingling and greeting guests at various

tables, while others had long finished eating and she had barely taken a few bites.

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