Sylvia's POV:

Alina's ploy didn't surprise me at all. It wasn't the first time that she tried to ruin my reputation.

But it was just as Rufus said: it didn't matter what others said about me. Life must go on.

In time, the truth would reveal itself. I would prove myself one day.

So the public's opinion of me didn't faze me at all. Alina's plan was futile.

I put my phone down and shrugged it off. Now, I needed to go back to my room to move my things.

On my way there, Flora called me. She spent quite some time cursing those who spread the rumor and then comforted me.

After getting off the phone with her, I received a brief message from Rufus. He was only reminding me of the time I was supposed to register as the new team leader.

Despite the brevity of the message, I couldn't help but smile. I was certain that Rufus must've heard about the rumors being spread about me. However, he didn't attempt to comfort me, nor did he try to take the post down like before.

need him to

He knew me well.

We were kindred spirits.

also made me content. This was the happiest I had ever been

things and

I entered the gate, an officer came to receive

gave me a brief rundown of daily life in the army and

explaining everything briefly. I tried to keep whatever he said in mind. Previously, I had already thought that the military school was strict. Little did I know

and every soldier we passed by looked especially vigilant

was a place where no mistakes could be made.

the gravity of it and maintained a

lugged my suitcase to the elevator and pushed the button to the fourth floor, which was where my room was. As soon as the elevator doors slid open, I saw Flora walking out of

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back at her. I was really happy that we'd still be living in the same

caught up with each other, we began to sort out our

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