The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 857

Serena gently patted Martha's hand, saying, "Don’t worry, I can see clearly. It's just that I don’t know if Clark had an emergency. If it’s really as serious as Edith mentioned, a matter of life and death, then I might have misunderstood Clark and Arabella."

"Serena? How did she manage to brainwash you? It’s already this late. What could be so urgent that it required Clark to leave? Okay, let's say it’s a matter of life and death. Clark could still have explained it to you. But he didn't even consider your feelings and left you behind to follow Ms. Bella. Isn’t that a little inappropriate?"

"Clark said he would go shopping with me another day. He also told me to go first and find some friends to accompany me, to buy more of what I like, and then ask him for reimbursement."

Upon hearing this, Martha scoffed, "Clark really does play favorites. He gave his unlimited black card to Ms. Bella, letting her buy whatever she wanted. But when it comes to you, you can only buy things and then ask him for reimbursement. If you buy a lot, it’ll be awkward to ask him for reimbursement, right?"

Serena's gaze dimmed. Yes, when she heard Clark say these words, there was a sudden chill in her heart.

She used to think Clark was the fairest, but lately, she began to feel that Clark was biased, just like Hans Chasel, as if Arabella was the only one in his heart.

"Serena, I’ll go shopping with you! Since Clark has already said so, let’s buy more. Having some things as our own is better than being penniless in the future." Martha persuaded, "Wait for me a moment. I’m going to change my clothes."

"But Martha, it's already half-past eight."

The mall closed at half past ten.

"We’ll buy as much as we can. Just pick the expensive ones. don’t worry about whether you like them or not!"

Under Martha's arrangement, Serena's originally unbalanced heart was completely shaken. In the end, she went to the mall with Martha to go on a shopping spree. Both of them let loose and bought without even looking at the price tags.