Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty

Chapter 63

Andrew merely sneered. "Big deal. I bet you don't know who my father is, do you?"

When he brought up his father, Yolanda didn't respond right away. She was well aware that Blake was his father, but she didn't see the need to play her hand just yet.

"If I don't report this to the school's higher-ups, you'd be facing more than just a disciplinary action!" Andrew mistook her silence as fear.

After hearing that, the other student council members secretly laughed at Yolanda's foolishness for daring to challenge their president. It was especially amusing that she had no idea who Andrew's father was. Otherwise, she wouldn't have been so bold as to stir up trouble in the student council office.

Andrew's father was the general manager of Doxcon Group, well-connected with the underground forces in Riverdale, and involved in numerous collaborations with them. If Yolanda had crossed Andrew and gotten him to ask his father for help, she would be in for a lot more trouble than just a school sanction.

"I'll give you 24 hours. You can reach out to anyone you want. But if I'm still around tomorrow, I'll be the new student council president of First Academy, and you'll all be working for me. Deal?" Yolanda sat calmly in Andrew's seat, her demeanor as composed as ever. "What? You must really have a death wish!" Before Andrew could respond, the other student council members burst into laughter.

"We won't fault you for not knowing Andrew's background, but if you still refuse to apologize after we've warned you, you're clearly asking for trouble."

out of First Academy.

up and apologize! Who do you think you are

Yolanda's overconfidence. No

you want to play, I'm game!" Andrew glared at Yolanda.

cross the student council, Andrew! Make her grovel and apologize to

Since she's got the nerve to stir up trouble in the

the other members

on Andrew's face, they knew he was definitely going to use his father's connections, and they couldn't

iet

students in Class A were eager to kick Yolanda out of their classroom, they had no valid reason to do so. Hence, they could only resort to

classes too easy, she pulled out a newly published programming magazine from her bag and

backpack. Before reaching the entrance, she noticed a group of students, mostly girls, gathered

boy came up to Yolanda and stood in her way. Yolanda looked up at him. To most people, he would be considered tall and