CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1803

"Those were her meticulously compiled notes, the result of hours of hard work-and now they were ruined just like that?" Karina thought. "I've never wronged you. Why would you do something like this?" she demanded, her voice trembling with indignation.

Something about the situation felt off, and Karina's sharp intuition told her this wasn't a simple misunderstanding.

Under Karina's intense gaze, the nurse finally broke down, revealing Ava's role in orchestrating the whole thing.

Karina's anger turned into a mix of rage and incredulous amusement. "Really? Rich people did they all enjoy throwing money around like this?"

All this trouble, just to ruin her hard-earned work over a seat?

Her carefully compiled notes were gone, and there wasn't a second copy. Arguing wouldn't bring them back, but Ava wasn't going to let this slide without giving someone a piece of her mind.

Finding Ava wasn't difficult. In fact, Ava didn't even try to avoid her. She seemed to be waiting, eager to see Karina's reaction-a smug look plastered across her face.

Karina didn't hesitate. She grabbed a glass of water and splashed it directly onto Ava's face.

"Ahhh!" Ava shrieked, the sound echoing through the hall and immediately drawing the attention of everyone nearby. The audience consisted of students, admirers of Wilfred, and several notable figures in the industry. Hearing the commotion, Wilfred immediately turned his head toward the commotion.

What he didn't expect was for Karina to be at the center of it all.

Ava, red-faced and furious, lunged toward Karina, Wilfred strode over in long, purposeful steps,

going on here?" he asked, glancing down

didn't even have a chance to respond before Ava pointed an accusatory finger at her

threw water on me

Wilfred's presence. She had attended the lecture with the sole

not

also standing by her side, shielding her.

"Oh, I threw water? Care to

me $200,000 to move, and when I refused, you paid someone to destroy my notes. My notes might not mean much

had never been the type

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the Stone family had exploited time

everyone

playing by their rules or anyone

just wanted to

was more than ready to settle