The Princess and the Paupers Novel Full Episode

Chapter 1766

Eunice glanced at Bard with a sense of urgency in her eyes.

Bard, realizing the futility of further secrecy, laid bare the truth.

It was only then that Kenneth and Louisa learned that their beloved daughter had endured hardships in

the so-called "triangular zone" long ago, narrowly escaping death before emerging as the renowned

Boss.

Tears welled up in their eyes in unison.

"She's been back for so long, never once mentioned it." Louisa wiped away her tears, her voice laden

with heartache, "She was just a child when she went to that dreadful place."

The helplessness she must have felt, the despair.

Her skills, honed in such harsh conditions.

No wonder she always seemed as cold as ice.

Having danced with the Grim Reaper for so long, witnessed the darkest sides of humanity, and still

grown into such a fine person with unshakable principles. it was nothing short of miraculous!

"We only knew of the hardships she faced with the Murphys; we had no idea the extent of her suffering

was even greater than we imagined," Kenneth said, tears streaming down his face despite his efforts to

wipe them away.

Louisa was similarly distressed, covering her face with her hands as she sobbed, "I knew she was

sensible, kind, and clever, but I never imagined that every one of her virtues was hard-won."

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support the author and the translation team!. The title she bore was a testament to her blood and tears,

known only to her.

"There, there, Bella didn't tell you because she didn't want you to worry or feel guilty," Eunice soothed,

patting Louisa's back gently, "She didn't even tell me. If it weren't for a twist of fate that led Bard to ask

about her, which in turn led him to tell me, I'd be just as in the dark as you are."

She, too, had only learned of Bella's other identity through Bard.

Such a child, having faced so much difficulty from such a young age, was truly heartbreaking.

"I've failed her so badly." Louisa couldn't stop thinking about her daughter enduring hardships while

Serena lived a life of luxury with the Collins family. It was as if her heart was being pierced by countless

blades, the pain nearly suffocating her.

Just then, the sound of an airplane grew from a distant hum to a nearby roar.

Eunice looked up, "Looks like Mom and Dad have arrived. Dry your eyes; we don't want them getting

upset seeing you like this."

Eunice helped Louisa dab away her tears. To Louisa, Eunice was like an elder sister, always there to

care for her.

Despite her efforts, Louisa's tears refused to stop. She fought to calm herself, taking deep breaths until

finally managing a smile.

The plane slowed to a halt on the runway, and the door opened. Darren, holding his wife Belinda's

hand, stepped out, both looking dignified yet visibly aged.

Their somber presence could be felt even from a distance.

"Mom, Dad."

Smiling, the group greeted them and climbed the stairs to welcome the elderly pair.

Darren and Belinda managed smiles, but it was clear they were forced, their faces etched with sorrow

and humility.

"We've been looking forward to seeing you." Louisa stepped forward to hug her father, then her mother.

Sharp-eyed Belinda noticed right away, "Have you been crying? Is it because of Serena?"

Before coming to Reflections Villa, Eunice had briefed them on Serena's actions. They had been

shocked to the core, fainting from the emotional overload. Once recovered, they had dressed and

made their way here.