The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 2179

The procession now seemed to stretch even longer than moments ago.

Not until the procession reached the front of George and Jennifer’s private villa, amid the deafening sounds of gongs, drums, and firecrackers, did Romeo, hand in hand with Arabella, step through the gates.

Bodyguards followed, unloading crates of cash, gold, and jewels.

This was Arabella’s gifts from the Collins family, a spectacle of wealth where each item bore a tag: “gift $2.8 billion, $2.8 billion in jewelry and gold, 28 office buildings, 28 luxury cars, 66 hotels, 66 shops, 66 villas and houses.”

And with it came a detailed list of these generous gifts.

This was merely the gift from the Collins family for Arabella. The gifts from the seven grandfathers for Arabella were also noteworthy. They practically gave away everything but their retirement savings to Arabella, including their properties, providing a legitimate reason for Arabella to inherit and manage them.

The media and onlookers camped outside were utterly astounded by the bride’s family’s display of wealth.

The McMillian family’s betrothal gifts for Arabella had already trended online just the day before, with the cash gifts alone amounting to tens of billions, not to mention jewelry, lands, real estate, and shares among other things.

[I’m tired of saying ‘jealous.’]

[Just last week, I was thrilled to have saved up a grand, and now here I am, shedding tears of poverty.]

[Even a screenwriter wouldn’t dare to dream this up.]

[So the rich really do count their money in billions.]

[When I got married, I didn’t get a dime from my parents, but when my brother tied the knot, they bought him a car and a house.]

[Starting today, I’m saving up for my daughter’s future.]

Online, the onlookers were dying of envy. The hashtag #Arabellagift raced past #ArabellaBridalGift and #GrandWedding to hit the top trend on social media.