The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 692

Mr. Winters was taken aback, "Phillip, how can you jump to conclusions so quickly when things haven't been clarified? My two granddaughters had a bit of a tiff with Arabella, but it's not like it's escalated to hiring a hitman. There must be someone trying to drive a wedge between our families."

"You're saying Arabella is framing you?" Phillip looked very unhappy. If there were a table near him, it would definitely be flipped.

"No. What I'm saying is, shouldn't we release Enid and Noreen before everything is clarified."

"You said it yourself, and this was Bella's call. I can't override her." Phillip waved his hand, ready to leave the living room and head upstairs.

"Phillip, she's your grandson's wife. Doesn't she listen to you?"

"Well, you've got it all wrong." Phillip turned his head back, correcting him word by word, "Exactly because she is the McMillian family's granddaughter-in-law. I fully support whatever she does, and not only that, if anyone dares to bully her, I'll hold them accountable! You'd better pray that your granddaughters haven't done anything unforgivable or I won't let it slide!"

"Phillip!!" Mr. Winters was furious, seeing that Phillip wouldn't intervene, "Don't forget, I was the one who saved your son! Otherwise, where would you get your grandson and granddaughter?"

Phillip stopped and looked at him, his eyes unreadable.

"Put it nicely, the McMillian family owed me a favor. Put it bluntly, the McMillian family owed me two lives!"

If he hadn't saved Romeo's father back then, Romeo wouldn't have been born.

One could say he saved two members of the McMillian family at once.