Pampered By Power: The True Heiress Returns

Chapter 50

As someone who had kept herself completely detached from the situation, Elysia felt like she was watching a drama unfold before her eyes. She hadn’t expected in the slightest that Elena would step in to defend her.

In fact, this was the third time Elena had stood up for her, and Elysia still didn’t understand why.

Mia, on the other hand, trembled when she heard Elena’s words. She planned to apologize to Elena, thinking that it would case some of her humiliation. In her mind, that would still allow her to maintain some dignity, not completely bowing down to Elysia

However, Elena had hit the nail on the head, accusing her apology of lacking sincerity. Mia was furious at Elena for siding with Elysia and turning the tables to humiliate her even more

She couldn’t understand it. After all, she came from the prestigious Smith family and was treated like a princess. She didn’t know why she had to suffer such indignity.

“No?” Elena’s patience had worn thin. Her face darkened as she spoke. “If you refuse to apologize, then we’ll handle this according to school rules. You know what that means

was growing more anxious by the second. “Mia,

Emma quickly nudged Mia. She didn’t want her to dig in her heels any further. Meanwhile, Natalie w just apologize Don’t make this worse!”

After a while, Mia finally turned her gaze toward Elysia. Her eyes were filled with tears, and her lips were clenched so tightly that they turned white. She gritted her teeth and said, I’m sorry. Then she turned to Elena and asked, “Is that enough?”

“Don’t ask me,” Elena replied calmly, before glancing at

Elysia. “You should be asking her.”

Mia felt a sharp sting of humiliation again. The onlookers around them exchanged shocked looks, unsure of what they had just witnessed.

It seemed like Elena was simply looking out for Mia, saving her from the risk of getting into trouble, but in fact, it was all about protecting Elysia. She was clearly standing up for Elysia

Elena had stepped in on similar situations before, but she never handled them strictly. This side of her was new, and the onlookers began to rethink their impressions of her. They thought, Does Elena actually have a softer side? Or is that just an illusion!

Mia, left with no choice, turned to Elysia and asked with barely contained frustration, “Is this enough?”

Elysia rolled her eyes, unimpressed. She thought, “It’s not that difficult to apologize, is it? You’ve made it sound like you’re sacrificing your life. Seriously

drag it out. And when you

hand dismissively. “Alright. Since this is your first time apologizing, I’ll let it go. Just remember this lesson for next time.”

amusement in Elysia’s eyes

going to make sure Elysia

is over. You’re all free to go. Elena said, and with that, the crowd, which had been packed around them just moments ago, quickly dispersed. Emma and Natalie helped Mia as they slowly followed the others, their departure marked by the feeling of bitter humiliation. This place–this tiny auditorum—was now a symbol of everything they had suffered. They didn’t want to

lively buzz had faded, leaving only Elysia, Ava, Elena, and a few members of the student union there. It was then that

seemed that the reason the guy had helped her

faint smile in return. He had realized by now–whenever Elysia was involved, all the

power she had to get Elena to back her

your help,” Elysia said

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can do me

thought, Is that all? just an invitation to my birthday party! After a moment, she nodded. “No problem.”

overheard the mention of the birthday party and quickly piped up, “What

on the list,” Elena replied

Elena was helping her, it was clear from their interactions that Elena didn’t have

the study plan she had made for Class 6.

reverberating in every corner. The room fell

tutor you all in math and physics, and during lunch breaks, I’ll cover chemistry and biology. If you have any questions outside of class, feel free to

be completed on time and handed in to…”

been deep into his comic book just moments ago, froze. He thought, Wait What! Suddenly, Tim supposed to supervise the class, huh?

with confusion on his face. “How about someone else! I don’t think I’m the

and lead Class 6

this because you are decisive among them. You should take on this to progress!”

was skeptical. To everyone else, he was j capable of holding any position of responsibility

bad boy. No one ever sane

classmates. The feeling of being trusted and acknowledged for the