Never See You Again

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Chapter 31

Marve received her acceptance letter to Amenam University just a few days after the Scott family gathering.

Maeve becoming a postgraduate student at Amenam University was groundbreaking news within their community.

Everyone knew how prestigious Amenam University y was, and as a socialite who had never even glanced at a book about finance before, it seemed

ridiculous that she made it in.

Maeve received a call froin Phil that very afternoon.

His tone was serious. “Maeve, is it true that you got into Amenam University?”

“Of course.”

Maeve had never planned on keeping it a secret to him. After all, it was impossible to keep secrets in their social circle.

and said, “How much money did you spend? Did

to get in through luck.

and disappointed. “How could you use the money Patrick left for you to buy your way

when she heard that. “Did you look at

If news of this gets out, how are we supposed to

“Go to Amenam University right now and ask for that money back. You’re not

up his mind that Maeve

been the one who told Philip to make the

and she also

“I can’t get that money back, Uncle

moment he heard that she couldn’t get the money back. “Then what do we

go to university. I’m part of the Scott family too, and I want to help since our business isn’t doing well right now. Please trust that I’ll do well in my studies. I won’t let that money go to waste,” Maeve said gently, causing Philip to

all, the Scott family wasn’t doing well. The money was also left to Marve, which meant no one else had the right to butt into how she used it. “Sergio wants me to study too. He wants me to learn more about finance, and as the top university for finance, Amenam University is definitely the best. choice. There are also a ton of students there who are already established business owners. Even if

when he heard that it had been

Those outsiders can say whatever they want. The lecturers at Amenam University said I had a

Philip asked, “Really?”

a chuckle. “You know how my results have been since I was a kid, right? Besides, it’ll be good for our

fell

postgraduate students in Amenam University at 21 years old was supposed to