Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

After he had spoken, he stood up, took his wife by the hand, and led her back to the office.

Mia didn't want to step foot in the study. But if she didn't, her husband would chew her out in public. Rather than that, she'd prefer to close the door, let him criticize her in private, where she might have a chance to plead with him. At this moment, she didn't feel tough at all.

...

In the following days, Mia was the center of attention at school, being chauffeured back and forth.

Her husband, Andre, would occasionally flip through her book a few times when he had nothing to do. He felt somewhat uncomfortable when he noticed that there were no drawings of his wife in it.

The most peculiar one was Jade. Every day, she would arrive punctually at the classroom. When she left, either Chad would pick her up personally, or Coleen, or the Byrne family's driver. Jade asked Mia, "Why has your husband been so attentive to you recently?"

"Because I drew his picture into a pig's head, he found out and as punishment, he's been dropping me off and picking me up from school every day, letting everyone know that he's my husband." Mia asked back, "Why have you been so busy lately, Jade?"

"Because my brother and my mom said that there's a serial killer on the loose in Havenbrook who targets pretty girls. My brother says I'm too pretty and I'm definitely the killer's target, so my dad, mom, brother, and driver are taking turns picking me up." Mia nodded.

Leo had already started to review old knowledge in preparation for the upcoming exams.

The weather had turned cold. In the classroom, students kept the windows closed, so the classroom felt a bit stuffy. Many students would come to the classroom to nap on their desks after lunch, while others would study. "Mia, where did Leo go?" Jade was the first to realize that Leo was missing.

Mia turned around and said, "Yeah, where did he go? It's so cold outside, and his coat is still on his desk."

The classroom was very quiet. Mia and Jade stood up and quietly left the classroom to call Leo. They called once, but nobody answered.

The second time, Leo answered the phone, "Back door of the school, alley, need help."

he'd spoken, the phone dropped to the ground. Mia could still hear a woman crying and shouting: stop hitting him. Mia and Jade looked at each other and immediately ran towards the back door

and shouting for the men to stop. Leo was on the ground, with seven men kicking and punching him, and another man with an injured face sitting to the side, pointing at Leo on the ground and cursing, "Kill

being beaten, Mia was furious. She gritted her teeth, "You think I won't fight back if you

beaten, Jade felt heartbroken and very angry. "You deal with the guys beating

the crowd. Although Leo was like a lackey to Mia and Jade, always being bullied by them, he was also like their

Jade. This time, some thugs actually dared to bully Leo under

clean. But before Leo could react, Mia found out about it and got angry. In the classroom, in front of everyone,

punch landed on the girl, which

parents, no one in

liked Jade, and Jade was particularly fond of Leo, which led the classmates to mistakenly think she liked Leo. They even threatened to find someone to beat up Leo at the back door of the school and ruin his face. After school, Jade brought her brother

Leo's school years, other than being oppressed by these two girls, everything

crowd and directly started fighting with those

getting hurt. She walked over to Leo, crouched down to check his injured face and head. The sleeves of Leo's blue sweater were all marked up from

head tenderly, looking at the injury on his head.

difficulty, Leo got up from the ground. He was helped by Jade to escape from

those people had used to beat him. Leo picked one up, turned around and shouted to Mia,

threw it

Mia instinctively turned around, raised

she didn't need to use her hands to fight. The stick in

reason those men were able to beat Leo was simply because they outnumbered him. They actually hadn't undergone any systematic training, they were no match for Mia at all. With one swing

...

The girl who had been crying earlier hurried over. She wanted to

call the police?"