The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 1001

Oh, yes, Serena Collins!

"Serena, what's your take on this?"

Not only did Nancy fail to grasp Serena's point, but she also called her out in front of everyone, "You're worldly-wise, so tell me, is Mirabelle a man or a woman, old or young? Moreover, is this landscape painting the work of Mirabelle?"

Serena, having been singled out, reluctantly stood up. Her gaze shifted to Arabella; in front of all these people, she simply couldn't bring herself to call her sister.

Fortunately, Arabella didn't seem to take her seriously, appearing nonchalant.

"Mirabelle is a woman, and her age is indeed not that old," Serena said grudgingly, casting a glance at Arabella.

If she lied, wouldn't Arabella throw the evidence right in her face in front of everyone?

A long time ago, when George and Jennifer visited the Collins family, they had personally confirmed that Arabella was the renowned painter Mirabelle and the calligrapher Labella. If Serena tried to bluff now, she would be the one to lose face.

Rather than embarrassing herself, it was better to let her friend Nancy bear the brunt.

"Mirabelle is a woman? Just like the straight-A student said?"

"So, is Nancy lying?"

"Are you saying Nancy is trying to put on a brave face?"

Weren't Nancy and Serena good friends? Why would Serena personally embarrass her?

Whispers spread through the crowd.

Nancy clearly couldn't believe that Serena would disgrace her in front of so many people.