They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System

Chapter 439: Doesn’t your Conscience Hurt?

“You did not move because you gave up. You moved because you thought you already won.”

Whispers buzzed around the classroom like flies drawn to drama.

“Too bad for you,” Jana sneered, raising her chin proudly. “Prince Carl is one of the best men in the world. Of course, he saw through your disgusting little plan.”

The students froze.

“He told me everything,” Jana said with a wicked smile. “He told me about your so called innocent act of coming late, your manipulations… and he warned me. He told me to stay away from someone like you. To never, ever make the mistake of being friends with you.”

She stood there, breathing heavily, chest rising and falling as the silence pressed down on everyone.

All eyes turned to Nnenna.

Was she really like this?

How would she respond?

The room felt like it was holding its breath.

Jana’s voice rang through the lecture hall again like a sharp slap to the face.

“My Carl is disciplined and would never be seduced by you!”

Nnenna blinked, stunned. “Really? He told you that?” she asked, her voice calm but carrying a sharp edge. “Don’t you feel even a tiny bit of guilt lying like that? Or are you just that far gone?”

Gasps echoed around them.

Nnenna leaned back in her chair, expression unreadable. “You keep feeding yourself lies, Jana. But the more you deceive yourself, the harder it will hit when reality smacks you in the face.”

arms. “Still so shameless. You really have no remorse for being a seducer and a slut, do you? So young, yet

heard. And unfortunately, it worked. Some of the students who were still unsure began whispering, their eyes flicking toward Nnenna with a

if Jana says Carl warned her, it might be

Jana. Maybe she was planning it from

but aren’t those the most dangerous

on scholarship too. Maybe she’s

He wouldn’t panic like that for

card, then steal what

Whispers

and Jana stood tall with a proud, victorious smirk

Nnenna… she didn’t shrink

her

to let

wanted to

this point, Nnenna had had

stood up slowly,

your mind,” she said, voice firm but low enough to still feel dangerous. “Let’s just settle this once and for all.

The room fell silent.

didn’t want to bother him with this nonsense,” she added, folding her arms. “But you’re so unbelievably stupid that I can’t

at her boldness. Jana flinched slightly but

class? They were very

good idea,” a girl

another chimed in. “I’m sure he wouldn’t

he would want to

do if I were dating Jana.” Then, realizing how that sounded, he added quickly, “Not that I am. I mean, obviously,

the room. Even some of Jana’s own “followers” weren’t hiding their amusement anymore.

smile had