Talented Hairess A Rose with Thorns

Chapter 61

When Yvette made it to the lecture hall, the lecture was already halfway through.

"Sorry, I'm late."

With a gentle knock on the door, she stood quietly at the entrance, her presence instantly commanding the attention of everyone.

As the students got a good look at her, the whole class was stunned, and a unanimous thought ran through their minds: "She's drop-dead gorgeous!"

They had been informed about a new student joining their class, but they were unprepared for the transfer student's breathtaking beauty!

Charlie Lawrence was giving his lecture on stage, and the annoyance he felt at being interrupted had dissipated somewhat. "You may enter and find a seat. Please make an effort to be punctual in the future

Before Charlie could finish his sentence, a shrill, sardonic female voice rang out.

"You shouldn't just let her in, Professor Lawrence. She's a new student and already demonstrating a lack of regard for your class by arriving late. If you don't hold her accountable, it will send the wrong message to the rest of the students."

glanced toward the source of the voice and found Nora Spade, who looked

she was. She

"You shall write a 3000-word apology essay, and hand it in to me tomorrow! Now get in

a seat and settled down, her exquisite features impassive with

to write an apology essay. She would just find a poor sap to write it for

immediately took out her

about a thing, Yas! As long as I'm in the Medicine Department, I'll make Yvette's life a

of the Murray family's main branch. As a bumpkin who had spent so many years in the countryside, she couldn't possibly measure up to someone as accomplished and outstanding as

from the countryside actually dared to cross Yasmin? Nora was definitely going to teach her a lesson on Yasmin's behalf! It would be best

as class ended, Yvette

your first day at Jubilife

had only casually mentioned to him

going to Jubilife University-she didn't expect him

blossomed in Yvette's heart as she responded to him

"It's alright."

and every word was filled with a sense