Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns

Chapter 51

Yasmin reluctantly opened the door to find two men in suits standing outside.

"We're from the admissions office of Jubilife University. We're here to deliver an acceptance letter."

"What acceptance letter? I'm already studying at Jubilite University. No one else in our family is applying. Wait..." Yasmin's heart sank as a bad feeling washed over her.

Her worst fears were confirmed when the staff continued, "This is an acceptance letter for Yvette Murray. May I know if Ms. Yvette is here?"

Yasmin instantly froze. Just yesterday, she had been mocking Yvette as she was sure Yvette wouldn't get into Jubilife University. And now, this?

"Impossible! It must be fake! How could Yvette get into Jubilife University?"

Seeing Yasmin's disbelief, the statt opened the acceptance letter for her to inspect. "Take a closer look! It's genuine."

Yasmin examined it closely, and her last shred of hope crumbled. It was indeed a legitimate acceptance letter from Jubilife University.

disbelief. Yvette was accepted into the highly competitive medical school.

another opportunity to undermine Yvette. After all, Yvette had already surpassed

dare you guys try to deceive

be able to attend Jubilite University if she could drive

Jubilife University's admissions office..." one of the

and Irwin, who approached to see what was

"What's going on here?"

heart raced with panic, but she maintained her facade, replying, "Nothing, they're just a couple

The two staff members saw Yvette

deliver your acceptance letter to

letters didn't require personal delivery, but the chancellor, Matt, insisted. Although they didn't know why Yvette was so important to Matt, they had to follow his orders. Yvette hadn't expected Matt to act so fast. She accepted the letter and thanked

into Jubilife University!" Yara and Irwin beamed with joy. Their precious daughter had gotten into Jubilife University

herself!

her sincerely, too. "Yvie, you're

eyes burned with resentment as she

her gaze, Yvette blinked and said nonchalantly, Yas, now we