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Chapter 1747

Chapter 1747

Nobody would ever be so considerate of her again.

Nobody would ever risk their life to protect her.

Just then, the door burst open.

Serena, startled, lifted her tear-stained face, taken aback to see a dozen uninvited guests before her.

Her cheeks glistened with the trails of fresh tears, eyes rimmed red, unable to comprehend why Edith

had suddenly brought so many people.

"Ms. Serena." Betty began, noticing her tears and initially moved to comfort her. But remembering the

things Serena had done, her voice trailed off, disappointment evident as she looked away, silent once

more.

Not only was the lady disheartened, but even the servants, having seen the evidence, found Serena to

be malicious and terrifying.

They had been blind to trust in her supposed kindness and innocence.

"Madam requests your presence at the main house," Edith announced without any term of endearment,

her face stern as if summoning a criminal.

A bad feeling washed over Serena as she eyed the group warily. "Did Mother say what she wants to

see me for?"

"You'll replace out when you get there," Edith replied coldly. "Are you going to walk on your own, or shall

these gentlemen behind me have to escort you?"

Serena's heart raced with panic. Could her parents have already learned about Martha kidnapping

Arabella??

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support the author and the translation team!. It seemed impossible.

Arabella's phone had been tossed from the eighteenth floor by Martha.

Without a means to communicate, how could the news have spread so quickly.

Even though Martha had fallen from the eighteenth floor, with hundreds of underlings seeking revenge,

Arabella, no matter how tough, couldn't have fought her way out so quickly.

Perhaps she died in there, and her parents got wind of it and came to question her.

After all, Martha was her nanny.

If that was the case, as long as she kept her mouth shut, this would all blow over soon.

She could return to being Ms. Collins, the darling daughter.

Her engagement to Romeo could continue.

With these thoughts, she wiped away the last of her tears and stood up, saying obediently, "I'll come

with you."

Perhaps she had sat crying for too long because, as she took a step, she felt dizzy. Her body swayed,

and she nearly fell.

Edith glanced at her, suspecting that this wretched girl might have sensed something and was feigning

illness to avoid punishment.

After all the despicable things she had done to Ms. Bella, did she think she could play the frail card to

escape? Not on Edith's watch.

Serena steadied herself, took a moment to gather her balance, and then followed Edith without further

protest.

Edith's demeanor today was unusually cold. In the past, no matter how much she disliked her, she

would always greet her with a respectful "Ms. Serena".

But today, the chill was excessive. Serena racked her brain for Edith's motives and eyed the crowd she

had brought with her. They were just supposed to escort her to the main house, so why the need for so

many people?

It was as if they were afraid she might run.

What could her mother possibly want to talk about so urgently?

Could it be that Arabella was dead, and that was why everyone's attitude toward her was less warm

than before?

The thought that Arabella might be dead brought a twisted sense of relief to Serena's heart.

That wretch deserved it.