She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Chapter 282: Requesting Cheyenne to Return to Class

With the recent events settled, Cheyenne checked the time and saw it was almost 11 AM. Kate suggested treating everyone to a meal at the campus cafeteria. Mr. Owen, being an amiable senior, didn’t object, and Eddie found it to be a nice experience. After graduating from the university, he had rarely eaten cafeteria food, and he was somewhat nostalgic about it.

Cheyenne, who had an absence of leave, had heard that this school’s cafeteria was exceptional, but she never had the chance to have food there. Today, she eagerly accepted the opportunity.

As for Omari and Iker, those two capable young men had their own means and wouldn’t starve.

Unusually, the cafeteria, which was often shunned by these rich second-generation students, was bustling today. The cafeteria manager was perplexed and wondered what was happening.

Then, he saw Principal Shepard standing at the entrance. Startled, he hastily straightened his suit and approached to greet him.

“Principal Shepard, you are indeed an approachable leader. Is there any specific instruction for today?” Teachers in Akloit College had excellent benefits, with free meals in a separate, luxurious cafeteria building. Even the chefs were top-tier.

but thanks to the excellent benefits and the generous package that included food and lodging at Akloit

The last inspection was less than half a month ago, so why was Principal Shepard here again? This time, he had brought an elderly gentleman and two

that the elderly gentleman was one of the school board members, he started to sweat. It was no wonder Principal Shepard was being unusually gracious. This was one of the rich and influential sponsors who had a major say in

rest assured, I… I’ll

the cafeteria had a Japanese-themed decor, elegant

and tomato fish. Cheyenne looked at the spread, and her appetite was whetted. She jokingly remarked, “If

back to college now,” Kate chimed in. She wouldn’t mind reliving those days of

content.

a little girl. “That’s right. Going to college would be a waste of your talents. Dear junior, if you’re willing, you can work at the hospital. We’ve just received a confidential research project that requires top talents like you.” He wasn’t just speaking in the

junior, was a disengaged youth with little ambition, often seen as lazy and averse to trouble. She resembled their master the most, and it was a real mystery what their master had taught her. A thirteen-year-old girl, starting with zero knowledge, had gone from an

Cheyenne had

liver failure and death. However, Cheyenne