Chapter 113: Be Like Lucille

For a moment, it seemed Elsie wouldn’t reply. She nibbled on her lower lip, hesitating slightly. But then, with a loud intake of breath, she finally let it out.

"You invited Violet to your tea party. Are both of you friends now? Are you supporting her or me?" The way Elsie looked at Natalie was direct, as if daring her to lie to her face.

Natalie didn’t respond immediately. Instead, she studied Elsie with that maddeningly arrogant air, her silence more unsettling than words. It was almost as if she was wondering if answering Elsie was worth the effort.

Then she finally spoke with an unapologetic tone. "I believe I don’t need your approval to decide who my friends are."

"Violet Purple is my enemy," Elsie hissed.

"So, are you saying I’m your enemy?" Natalie rephrased, tilting her head slightly and her voice carrying an undercurrent of warning. "Do you even want to be my enemy?"

Elsie bristled, catching the subtle threat hidden in Natalie’s words and tried to diffuse the situation, though her voice remained defensive. "We are the pillars of Lunaris Academy, Natalie. Violet is an outsider and cannot disrupt the order."

"That Violet is currently in the top three of the rankings..." Natalie pulled out her phone and held it up, showing Elsie the Luna rankings. "According to the rules, that means the current pillars of Lunaris Academy are you, me, and her. Perhaps instead of antagonizing her, you should pull her in. Make her one of us."

Elsie’s face twisted in anger. "That girl is a nobody! She has no money, no connections, and she’s the daughter of a prostitute. She’s a leech with nothing to contribute—"

you wouldn’t agree to that," Natalie cut her off

at her sides, her knuckles turning

Natalie continued, her voice aloof, "to suggest a permanent solution so I won’t have to be summoned for

giving way to cautious curiosity. "You

don’t you?" Natalie asked, arching a

Elsie replied without

get Asher away from

who would soften their words to avoid offending Elsie, Natalie spoke with a brutal honesty that made

limited. Asher wouldn’t have easy access to her. And what better opportunity than during the games tonight?" Her expression was smug, as though

leave the West House..." Elsie stiffened, her voice wary. "And

obvious. She didn’t want Violet anywhere near the cardinal alphas. If she had her way, Violet would already have dropped out or been expelled. But Asher had threatened

very thought pissed her,

for her to choose one cardinal alpha as a mate, it didn’t diminish Elsie’s desire to keep the others under her

own way and though she liked some the least like

ground she stepped on, to fight over her

neither would Violet. She would not let that

Elsie back to the present. The girl’s eyes were glinting with

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