“No trouble at all. Mr. McMillan is so thoughtful! Have a safe trip; remember to drive safely.”
When Edith brought the stuff into the living room, Kenneth happened to see it and found out that
Romeo had prepared such a rich late–night snack for them.
The dining table was filled with fancy boxes.
Arabella was surprised. Didn’t he say he only prepared “a little“?
Serena, who was sitting next to Arabella, was quite jealous. She heard that Romeo had gone abroad
yesterday and had just returned today, yet he had prepared so many snacks for Arabella.
Looking at the logo on the boxes, these snacks were at least worth a five–figure sum!
This poor girl, who can only play the piano and make clothes–what’s there to fuss about?
Why was Romeo so interested in her?
“Miss Bella, let me see your hand.”
Just as Edith was about to check the injury, Arabella pulled back her hand and asked, “Is there
something wrong?”
“This is the medicine that Mr. McMillan prepared for you; he asked me to apply it for you later.” Edith
took out the medicine from the bag.
There was also a note in the bag, written by Romeo, detailing what medicine to apply first, what to
apply next, and how to treat it in the end.
He had written down the whole process.
It was then that Kenneth and Louisa found out that Arabella’s hand was injured. They marveled at
Romeo’s thoughtfulness while also feeling sorry for their daughter’s injury.
“My Bella, what happened? When did you get hurt?”
“How did it get so swollen? Did you fall or were you bullied?”
Arabella pulled back her hand and said, “It’s fine; I just bumped into something.”
Since the video of the competition wasn’t released, Kenneth and Louisa didn’t know she was injured.
And since Arabella didn’t like to share her personal matters, no one noticed.
“Why didn’t your brother tell us?”
“I’ll call the doctor right now.”
Seeing Kenneth about to make a call, Arabella said, “There’s no need; Romeo has already prepared
the medicine.”
These medicines all looked very precious–something they couldn’t buy at a regular pharmacy.
And it’s impossible for these medicines to always be stocked up in his car.
Arabella guessed that he might have picked them up from his own house on the way here and then
brought them to her.
“Let’s eat first.” Arabella handed the cutlery to her parents, then sat down and picked up a fork with her
left hand.
Serena, who was sitting next to her, was very jealous. She sat down voluntarily and said with a sweet
smile, “Your husband prepared so many snacks; let’s help you share some? Sister, he’s really good to
you! You’re so lucky!”
“Since you know he’s my husband, please change your address in front of friends.” Arabella said this
casually while enjoying the food in front of her.
Hearing this, everyone was taken aback.
Serena bit her lower lip, looking pitiful. “Sister, what do you mean? I don’t understand.”
“Didn’t you publicly claim that Romeo is your fiancée?” Arabella looked up and said lightly, “Your friends
all believed it and came to help you today.”
Serena was as if she had been struck by lightning. “Which friend? She must have misunderstood!
What’s her name? I’ll call and clarify right away.”
“Sure.” Arabella didn’t stop her and smiled slightly, saying, “Go ahead, it’s someone from the Reed
family.”
Brooklyn Reed?
Just as Kenneth and Louisa were about to say something, Serena hurriedly said, “How dare she bother
you like this? My thing with Romeo is already in the past. Maybe in her eyes, I should be with him. Has
she gone crazy? Interfering in my business! I’ll call her right now!”
Martha hurriedly said, “Serena, it’s late; don’t disturb Brooklyn’s rest.”
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