The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella)

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Chapter 517 On the other side.

The house where Attlee used to live had been sold.

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Right next to the old house was a villa owned by an old lady.

Before Olga went to a charity dinner, she had the nanny at hpick the lock of the old lady’s villa and moved in directly.

Otherwise, it’s not sustainable for their family of three and four or five nannies to live in a hotel every day! Not long after the four or five nannies moved into the new house, a plainly dressed woman suddenly showed up at the villa where Attlee used to live. When she found out Attlee had moved next door, she found the villa next door.

One of the nannies frowned immediately when she saw her and said, “You again? Didn't | tell you not to chere?” “I heard Yoli's engagement party is in a few days.” The woman spoke humbly, but before she could finish, the nanny rolled her eyes and said, “What's Yoli’'s engagement party got to do with you? Take a look at your own behavior! The Murphy family definitely won't invite you! If you don’t leave, we're going to call security!” At these words, a hint of loss flashed in the woman's eyes, and she quickly explained, “I'm not trying to attend the engagement party.” Just then, a van drove up quickly and stopped outside the Murphy family’s house.

Before the nanny and the woman could react, they saw Attlee, Olga, and Yolanda being thrown out of the car.

The van zoomed away like the wind.

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The three who were thrown out were all tied up, their faces bruised and battered, and their mouths stuffed with stinky socks.

The nanny stared at this for two seconds before reacting. She yelled, “Master, madam, miss! What happened to you guys? Help! Master, madam, miss are hurt! Get them inside!” “Yoli? How did you end up like this?” The woman standing outside rushed over to untie Yolanda.

But Yolanda pushed her away, “What are you doing here? Didn't | tell you to stay away from me?” “Yoli, I just wanted to,” Before the woman could finish, Yolanda impatiently interrupted her, “You are not my mom! This is my mom! Mom, are you okay? Did you get hurt?” ‘Yvonne felt very upset.

Olga was helped up by the servants, and as soon as the ropes on her were untied, she slapped the woman.

“I gave you money before, and you didn’t want it. Now you regret it and cback to us?” Olga didn’t wait for her to answer and started mocking her, “You heard about us spending 1.2 billion US dollars on land today, didn’t you? Now that you know we're rich, you want to raise your price?” The nanny beside them glanced at Yvonne and added coldly, “Madam, she also mentioned Yoli's engagement party.” “Humph, don’t tellyou want to attend Yoli's engagement party as her mother? Forget it!” Watching Olga’s haughty demeanor, Yvonne handed her what she was holding in her arms, enduring the humiliation, and said, “Yoli, | heard you're getting engaged. This is my engagement gift for you.” Yolanda frowned when she heard this, and it was clear she knew the shabby bag Yvonne was holding was not anything good.

It’s definitely not a bank card, nor was it valuable jewelry.

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