She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Chapter 275: Don’t Waste Your Time on Scumbags

The scream sent shockwaves through the surrounding area, causing leaves to fall from the trees. It was summer, and making leaves fall without external force was quite challenging. Cheyenne, however, remained calm, inspecting her nails with disinterest.

It took a while for Peyton’s cries to subside. Graeme quickly handed her a handkerchief from his suit pocket and gently held her head to stop the bleeding. He turned his stern gaze towards Kate and remarked, “You’re too arrogant. Why do you think it’s acceptable to attack someone without reason?”

In the end, Graeme cast his sinister gaze upon Kate and sneered, “No wonder you’re not doing well in your studies. You have such a ruthless friend by your side. It’s truly sickening.”

Kate had thought she was beyond caring, but hearing Graeme’s words still hurt. She clenched her teeth and angrily retorted, “Just come after me. Why insult my friend?”

It was the first time Cheyenne had seen Kate cry. Tears rolled incessantly from her eyes. Her eyes should have shone brightly, but they dimmed because of this man.

Watching the tension between the two, Kate was trembling with anger, while Graeme remained calm, not even deigning to meet her gaze.

mocking smile, pulling her friend close and offering words of comfort. “Kate, you don’t need to

exchange continued, Peyton was about to speak, but her words were interrupted by footsteps approaching the office door. A young man in a white coat, sweating and with bloodstains on his lower garment, appeared, as did

rose to his feet and greeted Mr. Owen with

has

smile, “I can’t accept such a grand greeting, Principal Shepard. After all, I’m just a small board member

had a prestigious history as a century-old institution, it had been acquired by a private corporation for the sake of modernizing education twenty years ago. It had transformed from a humble

reasonably well-off and didn’t lack funds. They

making it easier to accomplish things. As the cake grew bigger, the people dividing the cake transitioned from a small private enterprise into a group of

the Foley family, followed by the Chambers family, the Wheeler family, the Owen family, and a few scattered minor shareholders. Akloit College was just one of the projects owned

Chambers himself held only thirteen percent of the shares, which he later transferred to his son, Jovany Chambers. Jovany occasionally appeared but was a businessman

board director, Rogelio Wheeler, was Principal

held nearly equal shares. Mr. Owen even held a professorship in Akloit College’s medical department. Every year, he selected several outstanding students from the medical department, granting them direct admission to the graduate program. Within five years,

had held the position of professor for so long that many freshmen only knew him as someone they should curry

the campus, with many people discussing on the campus