My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 286 Esterhall High School.

Elizabeth revisited her old high school, and as she entered the office, a teacher recognized her instantly, breaking into a welcoming smile.

Elizabeth, what a surprise! It was a busy day with no breaks for the senior students, keeping the core subject teachers and their inquisitive students busy around the clock.

A teacher quickly brought Elizabeth forward and proudly presented her to those students around.

Everyone, this is Elizabeth Campbell, someone you should all look up to.

Elizabeth had actually completed her high school education in Orkset, yet her legend lived on at Esterhall High.

Her academic feats were well-known throughout Esterhall as she was celebrated for her outstanding achievements.

She had scored perfectly on standardized tests and ranked among the top in university entrance exams, with a record-breaking score in literature.

Almost a decade had passed since she graduated, yet no one had managed to break her records.

Upon noticing Elizabeth, several boys were visibly impressed.

While they had heard of her beauty, seeing her in person was another story.

Her old ID photo in the school display case depicted her as a younger, more innocent version of herself, slightly more round-faced and dressed in a school uniform.

Today, she looked absolutely stunning, possessing a radiant beauty that seemed almost celestial, as if she had leapt from the pages of a novel.

sparkled with a warmth and clarity

young boys, taken aback by seeing such an inspiring figure in person, bashfully looked away, too shy to make

you for your

entered,

and to her surprise,

there, dressed neatly in a white shirt, his gentle smile making a light and positive impression on everyone

Daxton had grown up in Orkset and wondered about his connection to the schools

principal looked between them, puzzled, and questioned, Elizabeth,

you acquainted? Daxton addressed

moms grave once and heard about the tough times

me to start donating to the schools

you directly, but I hope to ease the path for students

flooded Elizabeths heart, bright as the

philanthropic, known since their university days

owe a lot to Elizabeth

support

and encouraged

some appreciation to your role

benefited from the financial aid collectively exclaimed, Thank you! Moved by the gesture, Elizabeth humbly replied with

Garcias doing.

Im just the messenger.

students then turned to Daxton and respectfully said,

I