Chapter 563

“Alma Collins is going to the same school too. We’ll have fun messing with her.”

At Martha’s words, a gleam of delight flashed in Serena’s eyes. The thought of what was to come made

her giddy with excitement.

Come evening, Romeo showed up personally, bringing along a bunch of stuff essential for Arabella’s

college life.

“Romeo, you’re so thoughtful, preparing all these things for Arabella. Want to come along with us

tomorrow to drop Arabella off at school?” Louisa invited him with warmth.

Romeo accepted the invitation instantly, agreeing in his gentle manner.

“Has Shirley McMillan’s health improved recently?” Kenneth asked amiably.

“She’s responsive now. Arabella says her condition will get even better if she continuès her

medication.”

“That’s wonderful.” Louisa hadn’t expected her daughter to be so proficient in medicine. It looked like

Bella could pursue a career in the medical field along with her brothers.

“All thanks to Arabella.” Romeo was equally astonished. He hadn’t expected Arabella to resolve issues

that even top–notch doctors couldn’t.

Suddenly, Romeo recalled the day Grace passed away. Arabella had sobbed, saying there were

people in this world she couldn’t heal.

Every time he thought of the helpless and pitiful little girl, his heart ached uncontrollably.

“I can go by myself tomorrow.”

At this moment, Arabella was seated on the couch, one hand holding a glass of lemonade, the other

resting on the armrest, radiating a powerful aura.

The little girl who used to cry in sorrow was nowhere to be seen.

She had been a professor at Summerfield College for a long time. For her, going to school was just a

new life experience.

However, all three of them protested, “No way!”

How could they let her go to school alone?

Everyone has friends and family accompanying them when they started college.

Just then, David walked down the stairs, laden with stuff. “Arabella, take these to school.”

David had been running up and down multiple times today. This time, he had prepared a bunch of his

autographed photos for Arabella!

These weren’t available on the market!

Arabella was left baffled.

“You’re usually quiet; I’m worried you won’t make friends.” David placed the autographed photos in her

suitcase. “These are my autographed photos. Give them to your classmates. They’ll definitely help you

build good relationships. If your classmates want to video call or voice chat with me, as long as they’re

good to you and truly consider you a friend,”

“Thank you.”

“Why are you being so formal with your own brother?” David pulled out more autographed photos from

his pocket. “These are for you.”

“Me?” Arabella was even more confused.

“You’ve been home for so long, I haven’t given you my autograph yet. These are photos of me in your

favorite poses. When you miss me, take them out and have a look.”

Romeo, on the side, was struggling to hold back his nausea.

This guy was so narcissistic. Who would miss him?

If that were the case, Arabella would probably miss her fiancé!

Watching David’s antics, Kenneth said helplessly to Romeo, “My son always does such irrelevant

things,”

“Indeed, he’s not as thoughtful as Romeo, who prepared a heap of essentials for Bella.”

“I prepared stuff too.”

Didn’t he prepare a bunch of skincare products in the morning? Plus, all those snacks Bella liked.

Ignoring him, Kenneth and Louisa continued chatting with Romeo.

Arabella said to David, “David, no need to fuss anymore. Come have a drink.”

“I have other things to prepare. I’ll drink later.” David patted her head gently and hurried upstairs again.

The next morning.

Arabella woke up and glanced out the window, only to see a line of black cars parked outside!

The Collins family’s chauffeurs, dressed in uniform, stood respectfully by the cars.

They seemed to be there to escort her to college.

Wasn’t this a little too conspicuous?

She was just going to school, not getting married.

After freshening up, Arabella came downstairs only to find Kenneth and Louisa dressed formally,

directing the servants to move the luggage.

All the servants, in uniform, were pushing a suitcase each, moving in an orderly manner outside. It

seemed they were also there to send her to school.

“Dad, Mom.”

Before Arabella could stop them, Louisa hurriedly said, “My darling girl, you’re up so early. Did the

noise in the living room wake you?” “What’s all this?”

“You mean Edith and the others? Of course, the whole family will send you off to school. My precious

daughter going to college is a grand event!”

“Mom, you really don’t have to do this.” Arabella didn’t want to draw attention. With such a grand

show, she was sure to attract a lot of attention on her first day.

“We’ll all first drop you off at Westerly College, then Serena at Summerfield College.”

This was Serena’s idea. She said since Arabella was the older sister, she should be sent off first.

In reality, she was hoping that after dropping Arabella off, Romeo would accompany everyone to drop

her off at Summerfield College.

If anyone at school saw her with Romeo, rumors were bound to spread.

If Arabella got jealous and had a huge fight with Romeo, he’d definitely choose to stay by her side.

“Sis, Mom and Dad are just trying to let everyone at school know that we ain’t no pushovers. It’s their

way of showing they care. So don’t turn them down, okay?”

Arabella could see through her real intention; she was up to no good for sure.

Making such a big entrance on the first day of school, was it all to stir up trouble later on?

“Dad, Mom, two cars will do.” Arabella suggested.

No sooner had she finished speaking than she realized that the suitcases she had been forbidden to

bring the day before were now being hauled out again by the servants, leaving her speechless.

“Your dad initially wanted to send you to school in ten helicopters, planning to land on the school’s

playground.” Louisa knew her daughter disliked being ostentatious, so she didn’t agree with this plan,

nor did she drive all the luxury cars in the garage, but chose a solid black sedan instead.

“Mom, I know you want everyone at school to know I come from a powerful family, but don’t worry,

even without this kind of display, I won’t be bullied at school.”

After Arabella’s persuasion, Louisa finally agreed to only drive six cars because if there were fewer

cars, there wouldn’t be enough space for the luggage.

Even though the servants were not necessary, family members must accompany her to school.

Arabella, though reluctant, eventually agreed.

On the way to school, Serena and Martha took one car, Kenneth and Louisa took another, Romeo and

Arabella rode together, and the remaining three cars were all packed with luggage.

Romeo held Arabella’s hand tightly and said, “I have a house near the school. If the dorm isn’t

comfortable, you can stay at my place.” Arabella looked up when she heard him add, “I also have a

branch office there. I’ll be working there for a while. It’s just a five–minute drive from your

school.”