The Princess and the Pauper

Arabella's agility was nothing short of remarkable. In a blink of an eye, Tyrannosaurus was sent flying through the air, landing several feet away with a thud and clutching his chest in agony.

Nighthawk didn't fare any better against Arabella's prowess either; he was kicked effortlessly to the base of the altar pedestal in no time.

Serena watched Arabella rescue Stinger right before her eyes. She furiously cursed her subordinates, "Useless waste of space." They couldn't even stop a girl!

Stinger couldn't believe Arabella had come to rescue him.

Gratitude filled his eyes as he looked at her, but then darkness overtook him, and he passed out again.

Arabella, supporting Stinger, hadn't even rejoined her group when several people rushed over to assist her.

Romeo's voice was soft and concerned, "You okay?"

Arabella shook her head.

“Do you come to any conclusion?" Serena called out to Romeo in the distance, "I'm running out of patience. You've got ten seconds to decide. If you refuse, and this place will be your graveyard today."

“Hasn't Bella already answered you?" Romeo's reminder of Arabella's previous retort, "In your dreams,” which instantly made Serena's face turn sour. Romeo exuded a commanding presence, much like Arabella's own formidable aura. The two stood shoulder to shoulder.

Romeo looked disdainfully at the figures around the altar and said coldly, "Even if you were the last person on Earth, Serena, | wouldn't glance your way, let alone be with you."

Serena was livid, "Fine, then you'll both die here today. Kill them, in the most brutal way!"

It was as if a switch was flipped in Chester. Some bodyguards had their limbs twisted on the spot, some had their heads beaten until they bled, and some even had their eyes gouged out. Romeo and Arabella simply couldn’t save so many people.

And Jack and Wolf had to cover for Arabella's family to leave. Another bodyguard fell, splattering blood on Cornelia, who, terror-stricken, nearly fainted.

"This way!" Wolf supported Bernard and Cornelia, rushing them towards a shattered window.

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Bernard and Cornelia, advanced in years, struggled with the precarious pile of chairs. Even with bodyguards steadying the base, they nearly fell.

In the meantime, the Chesters had dealt with the other bodyguards and was approaching them.

Jack jumped down to fight them, trying his best to buy time for Bernard and Cornelia. However, being vastly outnumbered, he was soon thrown into the "mountain of chairs".

Bernard and Cornelia had barely climbed onto a chair when the flying Jack hit them, and they both fell down.

"Watch out." Romeo shielded Arabella into his arms with one hand and kicked Chester behind ecate few steps away, BAKEH Sta ed at another hester's eye with the knife in his hand, but to no avail. He could only kick that Chester a few steps back again, retreating two meters backward with Arabella. Please read the original content at .

Spotting a Chester about to attack Romeo from behind, Arabella quickly stepped out of his embrace and kicked the two Chester behind Romeo away into the distance. This is property © NôvelDrama.Org.