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Chapter 318 Reversed Roles

Evelyn might not be the cleverest, but she was definitely athletic.

After a while, she managed to snatch Cora’s cell phone and tried to end the call.

“You won’t be unemployed, and you won’t get into the National Shooting Team,” Evelyn said.

But after fiddling with Cora’s phone, she realized that the screen had always been off, so she glared at Cora. “Are you messing with me?”

However, Cora gave her a cold look. “How can you be so sure that I won’t lose my job? It seems like you were the one behind those photos and the people who posted them.”

In fact, Cora had been suspecting Evelyn for some time.

After all, Evelyn was the only one apart from the Yoris family who had conflicts with her during that period.

However, the Yoris family proved their innocence by producing unedited footage of the surveillance records as evidence, so Evelyn was the only one left as the possible culprit.

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front of the Hansen Mansion earlier, Cora had been planning on subtly feigning a phone

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her, she figured she would take the opportunity to carry out her

job at the hospital doesn’t bother me. Why would

your work?”

job at the hospital is none of your business, but the same can’t be said of my desire to join the National Shooting Team. You trained hard for many years wanting to win the gold medal, but it

the urge to slap Cora, who sounded

accept you if they know your scandals and how

the team isn’t solely up to you. Steve cares the most about results and rankings. Everything else isn’t of his concern. In fact, he might help get rid of those scandals for

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bickering only heightened

struck a

in international competitions and gain

if Cora, with her superior marksmanship, joined the National Shooting Team, she would undoubtedly

she could potentially win the gold medal, which would elevate the Hansen family’s

also aware that Steve would actually help Cora

so, given his connections in both civil society and the

during training, he would frequently praise his favorite apprentice,