The Princess and the Paupers

Chapter 668
When his sister was wrongfully accused, how could he not rush over? He arrived at the school in less than ten minutes, giving
the security guard at the gate quite a scare.
The guard was about to reprimand him, but upon recognizing Chasel, who had been at the school just a few days ago, he
quickly put on his friendliest smile and bent over, saying, “Chasel, you’re here. Please, this way. You can park your car anywhere
at the gate. No worries, just as long as it’s convenient for you!”
Even if Chasel parked right in front of his guard booth, he wouldn’t mind. After all, it’s Chase!!
“Sorry, I’ll just park for a bit and be on my way.” Chasel wanted to find a parking spot, but all his thoughts were on his sister now.
He wanted to get there as soon as possible to avenge her.
Arabella, who was in extra–curricular activities, occasionally glanced towards Myrna, clearly sensing something amiss.
Even Joyce noticed. She whispered to Arabella, “Bella, look, Myrna seems to be arguing with someone. Should we go over and
help?”
Arabella responded, “No need.”
A person from the Ministry of State Security could easily handle a few students.
Besides, Myrna was not someone to be trifled with.
“I’m just worried that Myrna will be bullied. She’s too innocent.” Mya said while warming up, glancing in their direction, “Four of
them picking on Myrna, aren’t they ashamed?”
“Let’s wait for a bit; we’ll be done in ten minutes.” Kelly checked her watch. The day’s extra–curricular activity was about to end.
Meanwhile, Delia was still questioning Myrna: “Can you tell us what’s going on? If Arabella isn’t the adopted daughter of the
Collins family, why is she called Arabella? Why did she move into the Collins family? And why would Serena lie to me?”
Just then, Sérena arrived and saw from a distance that Delia was talking to Myrna.
She instantly had a bad feeling. Damn!

Delia must have blabbed something she shouldn’t have.
No wonder Myrna sounded so angry on the phone earlier, she wanted to confront her.
She was about to make her escape when Delia spotted her and said, “Serena! Over here!”
Everyone’s gaze turned towards Serena, who almost choked. Damn it.
Myrna also stood up, obviously seeing through Serena’s intentions.
As Serena walked forward, she was trying to think of a way out when she pretended to stagger, rubbing her forehead while
quickly holding onto a tree,
trunk.
“Serena, are you okay? Is it the heat? Did you get heatstroke?” Delia quickly ran over to her, offering her support. “Sit down for a
bit? I’ll put my outfit on the grass for you. You like cleanliness, so sit on my clothes.”
“Water.” Serena feigned dizziness. “I need water.”
“Water? We don’t have any here. Wait a minute, I’ll go buy some from the supermarket.” Delia’s attention was suddenly diverted,
and she was about to go get water.
“I want to drink water now, I’m really thirsty. Can you help me walk over there?”
Delia: “Can you walk?”
“I can hold on for a bit.” Serena replied, then looked at Myrna and said, “Sorry, Myrna, I’m not feeling well. I’ll come find you
later.”
“People with heatstroke have a pale complexion, excessive sweating, and a high body temperature. But I don’t see any of those
symptoms in you. So spill it, what’s going on? Did you tell our classmates that Bella was able to go to school because she got
financial support from the Collins family and that she scored full marks because of the Collins family’s support? Is that it?”
Before Serena could answer, Myrna added, “So Bella got adopted by the Collins family because she’s sweet–talking, is that it?”