The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella)

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Chapter 328 Attlee glanced at the clothes, then at her, saying. “No problem. You two, what are you still sitting on the floor? Hurry up and bring Grace's stuff in!” “Sir, one of the maids wanted to say, weren't these things meant to be given to them? Why did he change his mind as soon as he saw Arabella? It was clear that Attlee respected Arabella quite a bit, even with a hint of deliberate flattery.

The two maids didn’t understand what was going on, felt a bit unconvinced, and were about to pick up the clothes and go indoors.

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Arabella said coldly, “Get someone else to do it, | don't like their hands.” “You!” The two maids were so angry they were speechless.

Attlee, however, obeyed and quickly called for someone else to handle it.

“Bella, is this satisfactory to you? You haven't been home in a long time; come in and sit down; I'll have someone prepare your favorite fruit.” He said this and quietly asked the maid behind him, “What fruit does Bella like?" “Sir, I'm not sure.” Ms. Bella didn't seem to be picky; she ate everything.

But before, they rarely cut fruit for her to eat; no one remembered what she liked.

“Then prepare Bella's favorite snacks!” Attlee raised his voice, as if deliberately saying it for—Arabella to hear.

The maid spoke quietly: “Sir, | don’t know what snacks Ms. Bella likes.” The snacks at home were all what Miss Yoli liked! No one ever cared about what Arabella liked.

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Attlee glared at her and said, “Then bring up all the fruit and all the snacks in the house. Bella may have left this home, but she is still my daughter, Attlee’s daughter! Bella, come in and sit down!” Olga was displeased on the side; although she didn't like the idea of Arabella eating their stuff, she had to admit that Arabella was of great value now.

“Aren't we going to cooperate? Fire these two maids to show me your sincerity.*.

Probably not expecting Arabella to make this request, the two maids were stunned, and one of them angrily said, “Why should we be fired just because you said so? Will the master listen to you?” Firing the two maids could exchange huge benefits from the Murphy family, but Attlee couldn't wait; he hurriedly said, “Someone, settle their wages and get them out; they are not to be hired again!” “Sir?” The two maids were stunned; they couldn't believe that Arabella could just say a word and the master would agree.

Did the sun rise from the west today? “Madam, the master is going to fire us; aren't you going to say something?” The madam said that those clothes were going to give them; let them pick whatever they wanted! How came now it had become their fault? “Since the master has spoken, you can take an extra month's salary and work in someone else's house.” “Madam?” The two maids didn’t expect her not to save them either, although they didn’t understand the reason. The two maids still glared at Arabella angrily, then left with their anger.

“Now, it's time to settle our accounts.” Arabella turned her gaze to Attlee and said coldly, “You should return the things you took from my grandmother.*” Upon hearing this, Attlee immediately felt a bit uneasy.

Olga immediately stepped forward and said, “Those were all given to us by your grandmother personally; now you want to take them back? If you really want to take them back, you can’t go through you, an irrelevant person. How do we know you won't steal? Just like last time when you stole Yoli's necklace.”

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