The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 80

The bodyguards were thinking, did Attlee look down on Phillip? Or did he think these cheap gifts were enough to win the gentleman's favor?

So, they all yanked out the envelopes Attlee gave them and tossed them on the ground.

The money in these envelopes was maybe a few hundred bucks, while they made ten grand a month.

How could they ditch their job for such a chump change?

Mrs. Panter watched this scene with a satisfied smirk on her face.

Olga noticed the bodyguards turning down the cash and she suddenly looked at her daughter, who was beautiful.

She quickly tugged at Yolanda, "Yoli, why don't you go and have a chat with those guys."

"Madam, allow me!" Zachary, knowing Olga's intentions, quickly stepped forward to protect Yolanda, "Yoli is still young, I shall handle this."

"How dare I bother the young master of the Panter family!" Olga's ire turned to Zachary, "You heard your mother just now, didn't you? Your marriage to Yoli hasn't been settled yet!"

Just then, Brodie emerged from the patient's room: "Make way! Make way!"

A girl stepped out of the elevator, instantly drawing everyone's attention.

Her enchanting eyes were bright and clear, her beautiful face was outstanding, and she exuded a cool and aloof aura.

Seeing her, Brodie immediately approached and addressed her in a soft, respectful voice: "Ms. Bennett!"

He kept his voice down because there were too many people around and Ms. Bennett's identity was still under wraps. If word got out, it could cause her a lot of trouble.

"Grandpa Brodie," Arabella greeted him politely.