Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

Chapter 198

Chapter 198

Roseanne's face turned frosty. "Everyone and their mother has seen my interview video online. If you still have a problem with my score, by all means, take it up with the university. But don't just start accusing me without any proof." "The cost of spreading rumors is way too low nowadays. Like the person who sneakily posted that photo of me and Mr. Reynolds online, we still haven't figured out who's behind it."

As Roseanne spoke, her gaze was locked on Hertha, not missing a single twitch or flicker of emotion on her face.

The moment she mentioned the "photo" and the "mastermind behind it", Hertha's eyes darted away, a clear sign of guilt.

It was obvious to Roseanne that Hertha was the one behind it all. This wasn't entirely surprising, but it was still within the realm of possibility.

Roseanne shot back, "Why are you coming at me with all this? Is it just me or is there a hint of jealousy in your words?"

Hertha's face then took on a look of regret, as if she was kicking herself for not thinking of a better scheme earlier.

"...And what's there for you to be so smug about? Millie's pregnant, carrying my brother's baby. Bet you didn't know that." Roseanne responded calmly, "Actually, I found out about it just a day before you did."

Hertha was speechless.

"You're here to see Ms. Payne, aren't you? She's not in. You can leave now."

being out doesn't give you the right to send me packing! I'm getting in

adjusted her glasses, her face an expression

when Madeleine had arrived or if she

Payne, I

gaze sharp behind

professor remembered her, but before she could feel any joy, Madeleine spoke

students to earn their grades with their own abilities,

had seen too

Hertha. She

especially when it

academic integrity,

tolerate even

to blatantly try and pull strings right under her nose,

leave. I don't want to see this happen

...

indignation. Madeleine had been harsh with

she stewed in her frustration, a gentle voice suddenly broke her train of thought, "You were in the postgraduate

looked up to see an