The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 127

Elijah strutted into the dean’s office, flanked by his parents. He quickly spotted Celine and Halley, both looking refreshed and composed.

His heart flattered when Elijah saw Celine’s delicate face. He had always wanted Celine to be his girlfriend from the moment he saw her.

Melody had only instructed him to create trouble for Celine, not to win her over,

What puzzled him was why Celine, coming from such a humble background, would reject him. He didn’t care where she came from–why did she have the right to turn him down?

Wherever he parked his sports car outside the girls dormitory, countless girls practically threw themselves at him.

Elijah oneered arrogantly at Celine “Celine, are you scared now? You’ve only been at Yorhine University for two days, and you’re already about to get expelled! If you apologize to me now, maybe there’s still a chance to turn things around,”

Victoria grabbed his arm. “Elijah, look at how she beat you up. We’re not letting her off the hook! We must make sure she’s expelled from Yorhine University!”

Henry turned to Balley. “Mr. Moore, how are you going to handle this?”

Before Bailey could speak, Celine Interrupted, “Mr. Moore, if a bully sexually harasses female students on campus and threatens their safety, how should the university handle it?”

“Celine, why are you accusing me of sexual harassment again?

But Celine calmly pulled

the moment Elijah and his lackeys arrived to when

Everything was clearly captured.

expression changed. He was stunned, “Celine, you recorded

“Mr. Elijah, just as you

imagined that Celine had been

eyes fixed on him, radiating intelligence

one leading a group to harass female students and stir up trouble. You didn’t win the fight, and now you’re playing

was fed up that people kept saying he

what do you think we should do

the police!” Victoria rushed forward in a panic. She

planning to have us expelled

we never came here!” Henry grabbed Elijah and started

still unwilling, protested, “Mom, Dad, does this mean I got beaten up for

on the head. “Shut

that, They