The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 1751

In a shocking turn of events, Arabella found herself bound to a chair, her cell phone tossed down the stairs by the spiteful Martha, who spitefully claimed that Arabella could have led a decent life elsewhere, yet she chose to come back to her doom.

The room was filled with outrage, tempers flaring like a bull seeing red.

Martha, in her utter disrespect, had the audacity to yank Arabella's ponytail. Louisa was beside herself with fury and panic, her voice tinged with anger and urgency, "That damn Martha, how dare she?!"

The thought of her daughter's hair being pulled like that was enough to break her heart.

But Martha didn't stop there; she had people search Arabella, insisting she should keep a low profile in the family.

This twisted sense of morality stoked the fires of fury in everyone present.

As the confrontation between Arabella and Martha unfolded, it became clear that Serena had been up to no good. Her attempts to seduce Romeo, both overt and covert, were unforgivable offenses.

This is exclusive content from Noveldrama.com (Swnovel). Please read it on Noveldrama.com to support the author and the translation team!. Yet, Martha didn't see anything wrong with Serena's actions; instead, she blamed Arabella for returning.

These values, or rather the lack thereof, had everyone ready to skin the old hag alive.

From their exchange, Louisa was horrified to learn that Martha had dared to drug the soup, intending to give her precious daughter a horrible case of diarrhea.