Reborn to my engagement night by Baxter Walters

Chapter 11 Has Madelyn Lost Her Mind

Half an hour later. Madelyn reached the school and entered the classroom.

As she did, a wave of discernible sighs filled the air.

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Upon noticing her arrival, several classmates expressions turned visibly sour, and murmurs started ripple through the room.

“Why did she come?”

“With her poor academic performance, how does she even have the nerve to stay in the Department of Finance?”

The Department of Finance was known for its array of bright students. Madelyn’s presence, however, seemed to disrupt the class’s harmony, creating a palpable sense of dissatisfaction among the students.

Despite hearing these disparaging comments, Madelyn remained outwardly unfazed.

She understood that much of the disdain directed toward her was a consequence of her past arrogance and the negative influence of Janessa.

Over time, due to these factors, she had become quite unpopular among her peers. Thankfully, she had grown accustomed to the hostility and thus paid little heed to it.

Settling into her seat, Madelyn began to organize her materials, gearing up for the class.

She opened her notebook, pply to be met with pages of notes that resembled chaotic scribbles, utterly

indecipherable. A sense of frustration washed over her

How am I supposed to make sense of any of this? Dang it, there’s no way I can continue with this lesson!

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Feeling increasingly overwhelmed by a burgeoning headache, Madelyn scanned the room for a potential solution. Her eyes brightened when she spotted a girl seated quietly in a corner, deeply engrossed in a book.

If my memory serves me correctly, this girl is Jillian Lynch, who was once the top student in our department.

Known for her introversion and rare interactions with ethers, Jillian epitomized the image of a dedicated scholar. However, Madelyn also recalled that Janessa had once spread rumors about Jillian.

and pure demeanor was merely a façade and that she was involved with a powerful businessman. These rumors and severely impacted Jillian’s reputation and,

made up those rumors because she was jealous of Jillian.

too trusting of Janessa, had believed these rumors without question and had even participated in mocking

make amends, she approached Jillian. “Hello, Jillian,” she

she recoiled slightly as if startled by a ghost. “Madelyn,” she stammered,

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a reassuring smile, projecting calmness. “Don’t worry, I haven’t been to class in a while and just wanted to borrow your notes, I promise, I won

“Borrow my notes?”

looked genuinely surprised. The notion that Madelyn, known for her disregard for academics, was seeking

a brief hesitation, she handed

entered the classroom and caught the tail end of this exchange.

she approached Madelyn with a feigned brightness. “Oh, Madelyn you’re here so early today. What are you up

without looking up from the notes she now held. “Borrowing some

disdain. The idea of Madelyn genuinely attempting to study seemed ludicrous to her. She couldn’t help but think it was a laughable

enthusiastic support, “Why didn’t you tell me earlier? If you needed notes, you could have just asked me. I’ve got all of them

barely masking her disinterest. “No need,” she replied coolly. “I’ll stick with reviewing Jillian’s notes. They’re neatly written, and I’ve already

her notes in the past;

lectures.

had been numerous occasions when Madelyn was reprimanded in

Madelyn for supposedly being careless and not

Madelyn was not about to be duped again. She clutched

Madelyn walk away, furrowed her brows, troubled by the change in her. Madelyn’s

to return he notebook to Jillian, not forgetting to express her sincere gratitude. “Thank you. I would have been lost in this class without

by Madelyn’s appreciation, replied modestly, “N–No need to

bell rang, signaling the start of the lecture. Madelyn settled back

with a roll call, followed by an intense teaching session.

best efforts to take notes, Madelyn struggled to follow along. Her previous years of inattention

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