The Real Heiress Rules the World

Chapter 212 The Legendary Queen

Jill froze the moment she heard Sloane’s words; her eyes went wide with shock.

“You ended it?” Jill finally found her voice, disbelief lacing her tone. “But why?”

Sloane took a sip of her bubble tea, her expression calm, as if she were talking about something completely mundane. “No big reason. I just felt the engagement was too much trouble for me, so I broke it off.”

Jill was momentarily speechless. The look on her face shifted from stunned, to confused, and finally to something more like helpless resignation. She scratched her head and muttered, “But Mr. Hawthorne’s so amazing. You were really okay letting him go?”

Sloane chuckled, her tone teasing. “Didn’t you just say he was a jerk and you’d never idolize him again? What, are you actually a fan?”

Jill immediately looked a little embarrassed. “I just thought he was the one who wronged you…”

“But honestly, it’s probably a good thing the engagement’s off,” Jill said, raising her brows. “That whole ‘marry for good luck‘ thing was way too unfair to you. Sure, Mr. Hawthorne is incredible, but you’re no slouch either! You’re a top student, a core member of Blackhawk, and a future legend in the making! If Lucas lets you slip through his fingers, he’s the one who’ll regret it.”

She threw an arm around Sloane’s shoulders. “Anyway, I’m with you–no matter what.”

curved into a faint smile;

do something for

nodded, pounding her chest like she was taking an oath. “Don’t worry–I got

worked fast. That very night, a bombshell

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impossible to miss: “Top of Her Class,

her class schedule, and her contributions to Blackhawk. It even featured a few pictures from her time at training camp. The moment it went live, it lit the

science, physics, and architecture? How does she even have the mental

department–she’s a core member of

of Lucas. I take it all back— she’s

definitely the belle of

She’s taking architecture classes too,

wrong. She’s studying physics as well. Clearly, she

more and more heated. Students from all three departments were fighting over which one Sloane truly “belonged” to. Someone even started a poll to settle which department got to claim her as

en.