Arabella wrapped up her video call in her room, grabbed her things, and prepared to head out.
Barely stepping out of the main building, Serena quickly caught up with her. "Bella, where are you going? When will you be back? I had a go at baking with the chef and made some cupcakes for you. They'll be ready to eat soon."
Arabella didn't expect her to be so obtuse. Turning around, she saw a few staff cleaning up the garden and eyeing the scene curiously. Even in the large floor-to-ceiling windows of the main building, a few window washers were peeking over.
"Don't waste your time on me," Arabella said, realizing that Serena was merely putting on a show for those around them, trying to paint herself as a caring person.
"Bella, won't you give me another chance?" Serena pleaded, grabbing Arabella's hand.
"Wanna pretend to fall when I let go of you?"
"No, that's not it! You've got it all wrong, Bella." Serena looked as if she was on the verge of tears, but she kept a firm hold on Arabella's hand.
"You there," Arabella called over one of the staff.
The staff member looked surprised but quickly dropped broom and scurried over. "Yes, Ms. Bella. How may I assist you?"
"Unhand her from me, before she tries to pull a fast one."
The staff member was perplexed but followed the order.
Shocked, Serena couldn't believe that Arabella was this cunning. "Bella, what do I have to do to earn your forgiveness? You won't drink the coffee I made for you, you won't eat the cupcakes I baked, and you won't accept my apologies. Should I kneel down and beg?"
She was actually prepared to kneel.
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