Chapter 612
The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode
âSo, the dosage has been reduced from 1 gram to 0.8 grams now.â Arabella guessed her expectation
and gently said, âThe frequency remains the same, and the taste is still a bit bitter. There wonât be
ntuch change.â
âAlright, youâre so considerate, Bella.â Under Phillipâs care, Shirley finished the medicine in the bowl.
Then Brodie took the bowl away, and after a while, he brought another one.
âPhillip, this oneâs for you.â
It was the medicine Arabella had previously prescribed for Phillip. Itâs good for the heart, once a week.
The moment Phillip smelled it, he frowned, but Arabella was still here, so he plucked up the courage
and said, âBellaâs meds just smell different. The taste is rich, and itâs so delicious! Itâs really a treat,
hahaha!â
Arabella watched him finish it in one go, sympathy welling up at the bitterness in his eyes.
Beside them, Romeo smirked, âDelicious? Iâll have Bella make more for you to strengthen your body.â
Phillip: Thank you very much!
âItâs getting late; take Bella home to rest.â Phillip was afraid Bella might actually give him more meds
then that would be the end of him.
Arabella knew Phillip wanted them to leave and have their own time, so she smiled and said, âWell,
grandma and grandpa, weâll be heading off now. Weâll visit again when we have time.â
Romeoâs eyes shifted, and his aura softened. She said âWeâ.
Since when did she include him in her plans, saying âweâ more and more often?
âBella means weâll visit again next time.â Romeo emphasized the word âweâ and reminded Phillip,
âDonât pour the medicine away.â
âDonât badmouth me in front of Bella! Iâve never poured away any of Bellaâs medicine.â
âReally?â Romeo retorted, âThat plant looks like it was scorched to death.â
Phillip followed his gaze to the oneâmeter plant between the living room and the courtyard and
stuttered, âThat time I didnât hold the bowl well, it spilled accidentally.â
Admitted it??
âItâs all Brodieâs fault! The medicine he gave me was too hot, so I accidentally let go. Brodie, itâs your
fault! Be careful next time.â
Brodie: Iâve put up with too much over the years.
âReally, Bella, your medicine is so precious so how could I pour it away? Every time I finish it, I want
more!â
Romeo and Brodie were at a loss for words.
Arabella tried not to laugh. âItâs fine, as long as you didnât scald yourself.â
âSee, Bella cares about me!â
Romeo just set traps! Phew!! Letâs go quickly!
âWeâre heading off.â Romeo took Arabellaâs hand, his gaze softening as it landed on her.
After saying goodbye to grandma and grandpa, Arabella got in the car, and after a while, Romeo got in
too.
He took her hand, walking and talking, and said, âMr. Eugene is always so proud. For him to invite you
to play chess and look forward to your arrival, you must be really good at it, right?â
âItâs okay.â
âSo you won against Mr. Eugene, and he lost his cherished possession to you, which you gave to
grandma!â
âHow did you know?â Arabella looked up, seeming surprised.
Romeo realized he had underestimated her. He didnât expect her to be so good at chess.
âIs there anything you canât do?â As soon as Romeo finished speaking, he leaned in close, teasing, âI
know.â
Arabella: âWhat?â
Romeo looked at her lips, the breath of his words lightly falling on her lips: âYou canât kiss.â
Romeoâs lips gently touched hers. âLike this, have you learned it?â
Arabella lifted her eyelids and playfully asked, âYouâre not even good at it yourself, and you have the
nerve to teach me?â
âThatâs because I havenât had the chance to practice. Letâs see if youâll give me the chance.â
Arabella: âWhat do you mean?â
Was he blaming her for not giving him more opportunities to practice kissing?