Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

Chapter 430

They reached Seacrity, and Emmett and Samantha still hadn't spoken a single word to Janice. Janice, however, seemed unbothered by their silence.

On the plane, Janice monopolized Bonnie's attention, chatting constop about trivial topics, seemingly to keep her from returning to Andrew's side.

Jeremiah dropped Yvette's group off at Seacrity before heading back to Betrico to handle the situation in Dungo Village. The threat of Mr. Miller's backing in Clusia was a lingering danger that had to be eliminated, or more innocent people would suffer in the future. In Seacrity, Andrew, Emmett, Charles, and Samantha returned to a villa Jeremiah owned there, while Yvette and Bonnie headed back to Argrol University, with Janice tagging along.

As they approached the main gates of Argrol University, Janice glanced at the stylishly dressed students coming and going and couldn't hold back her envy. She muttered, "This place is huge. Must be full of rich people, right?" Bonnie, not paying full attention, only caught the first part of her comment. She replied casually, "Janice, this is just one of

our campuses.

"We actually have three others, but this one in the city is the biggest. We can pretty much get everything we need here on campus."

Bonne was just sharing information honestly, but to Janice, it sounded like Bonnie was flaunting her privilege of studying in such a prestigious place.

Here was Bonnie, thriving at Argrol University, surrounded by influential people, while Janice had to work hard just to get by. 'This world is so unfair,' she thought bitterly.

Janice's resentment had twisted her perspective. She had failed to prioritize her studies, which led to poor grades and, eventually, losing her opportunity to attend school outside her village.

Now she was stuck in Dungo Village, depending on men for a living, yet she blamed everything on Bonnie.

Yvette cast a cold, indifferent glance at Janice, whose head was slightly lowered.

The truth of Janice's character was something Bonnie would have to see for herself.

As soon as Yvette and Bonnie stepped onto the campus grounds of Argrol University, curious students started gathering around, and soon enough, fresh photos of them appeared on the university forum.

In the photos, Yvette was captured in profile, her intense, deep eyes and flawless features once again creating a stir. Predictably, the forum of Argrol University was ablaze with excitement.

As Yvette walked through campus, people constantly approached to congratulate her, students, staff, men and women of all

ages.

Zeller! Goddess, you're incredible! You're the idol we all look up to! Yvette, we'll always

The results of the physics department's

alike witnessed history,

1/3

III

18:38 Mon, Dec

Chapter 430

had heard about

only look on with envy. Everyone wanted talent like

up to Yvette, his face flushed. "Yvette, congratulations! You've made history

38%

45

this out, he dashed away, while the people around looked on in admiration. Just talking to Yvette took a

courage.

eyes. "These students must have too much free time. Why

remarkable feat

to Yvette and asked, "Yvette, do you know what all this

she spoke, they passed by the crowded bulletin board, where students were gathered, excitedly discussing

the crowd was Jahn, who looked proudly at Yvette's name at the

extra work. It wasn't that she didn't want to do it. She probably just thought it was beneath her level. This time, Yvette gave everyone a big

he had quietly supported her from

away, John

crowd. Most of the onlookers were from the physics department, naturally more familiar

day, witnessing firsthand as Yvette and Daniel placed an outrageous 100 million-dollar bet, ultimately driving Daniel to the brink of fury. People crowded

you're back! You're amazing! How did you manage a perfect score? You're the first student in the history of the physics department to get

of achievement that defied envy. The others gazed at Yvette with admiration, hoping

secret to success.

Yvette's expression remained composed,