Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz

Chapter 184 Take Away

As the young lady passed by Eileen, she accidentally bumped into her at the door.

Eileen heard some commotion at the entrance and was unsure of what was happening.

Noticing a fallen chair, Eileen approached and picked it up. Albert and Charlie’s attention.

turned to Eileen.

Internally, Albert scoffed. She has the audacity to come over!

Eileen glanced at them and then at Elm, who emitted a violent aura with blood on his She had encountered him during her time in Class Six, and she had witnessed hist unpredictable temper before.

Eileen speculated that he might have bipolar disorder.

Without further questioning, she placed the notebook Vera had given her on his desk. “V” gave me her notes. Copy them later and return them to her. Remember to go to the infirmary to treat your hand.”

After speaking, Eileen left the classroom.

The two nearby students dared not make a sound, feeling that the menace in Elm’s eyes had intensified. Speaking at this moment could be a fatal mistake.

Elm picked up the pink notebook, flipping it open to see the notes inside. It was indeed not Eileen’s notebook, and the first page had Vera’s name on it.

The notebook was ruthlessly torn in half in his hands. He threw it directly into the trash can without a second thought.

When school was over, Eileen remained unaware that the notebook had been torn apart. However, rumors began to circulate in the adjacent class.

This time, the rumor was about Vera.

Eileen sat by the window near the corridor, listening to a few girls from Class Two discussing as they went to the restroom together.

“Someone saw Vera’s notebook in the trash can today, and it was torn in half.

“Who knows what’s going on with them? Well, instead of worrying about them, I should. focus on how to handle the upcoming exam. Now that Elm is here, I’m finally not the last in class.”

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Did Elm tear up Vera’s notes? Oh no!

Eileen turned her head, casting a glance at Vera who was sitting in the row behind her.

She was perplexed.

When the last class ended, Eileen went to Class Two.

the cleaner had to wait until there were

behind her back and walked up to Eileen, unexpectedly taking out a bottle of milk. “I got an extra one for

over. Why aren’t you going

you today.”

oblivious to the

I’ll go

Then

Eileen said, “Okay.”

with a few others, getting ready for the after-school Olympiad Math Class. Alone, Eileen went to Class Two.

cleaner looked at her strangely as she searched through the

too badly, and

the cleaner for a plastic bag and put the notebook inside.

change his temper? He tore up someone’s notebook without reason. What a waste.

to leave, she heard a girl’s playful laughter from the corridor behind her. “Elm,

like

turned around, only to see Elm with his arm around a tall, innocent, and beautiful female student. Judging by

the person said, “Mr. Gardner asked

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“Okay, got it.”

gaze, unsurprised by his

heart sure was a

materials, she

program, it would be more accurate to

was three hours long, and she could go home at nine, but it

in his sixties or seventies, wearing reading glasses.

forbidden. to leave, and anyone who simply answered the questions would face the consequence of copying the questions a hundred times. Even those who finished early were obliged to wait until half past ten before

her mouth and yawned, completely unaware of the person outside the

has it tough. She goes to school from seven until ten. Then, she

“She’s just doing what she should at her age. She’s always been outstanding,

in

were born with a natural talent for learning. Even if they did nothing, they would

those who didn’t have innate talent could

noticed the

quite a

“Who is that?”

be Jasper Smith?”

can that be? Isn’t he the CEO of Smith

by students

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