Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 121

Chapter 121:

Uninformed students at Zhecrora University were outraged. They even organized a petition, demanding Khloe’s expulsion and the withdrawal of her right to audit classes.

For two days, the bullying scandal had been making waves, yet the media couldn’t secure an interview with Khloe, the key figure in the controversy. Reporters were determined to get their scoop.

The following day, Khloe showed up at the university gates.

The moment she stepped onto the scene, lurking reporters swarmed like wolves, thrusting cameras and microphones in her face.

“Miss Evans, what’s your response to the online backlash involving you and Sloane Evans?”

the university’s statement accurate? Was this a publicity

referred to you as an investment advisor for

of students petitioning for your expulsion, you’re showing up here without hesitation. Is it because Rhett, head of Evergreen Capital and a professor here, is backing you? Do you share a

a sea of reporters, their cameras nearly pressing against her, Khloe remained composed, showing no sign of impatience,

quiet acceptance, the reporters grew bolder, moving closer and bombarding her with even more invasive questions. They were like vultures, circling with ruthless intent, treating Khloe as prey, eager to extract a scandalous story from her, no matter the cost to her

reporters and curious bystanders continued to grow, clogging up the entrance and making it harder for anyone to move. Yet, Khloe remained unmoved at the center of it all, her

day, promising serious consequences for those who bullied

students around

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but now you’re too scared to admit it. Our anti-Khloe alliance has over

right, Khloe, you shameless attention-seeker! Do you really think you can bring shame to Zhecrora

way into classes at ZU, sparked a bullying scandal, and whipped up a media frenzy. Not only did she gain fame, but she also tried to ruin the university’s chances at awards. A clever scheme, indeed. Khloe, I’m giving you one last

rang out, as the students’ faces lit up