Her Revenge Returns (Lea and Alfred)

Lea’s gaze turned sharp and piercing.

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Abigail actually claimed they bumped into Shannon accidentally. She really knew how to downplay and distort the facts. This was bullying.

Shannon was also furious. With Lea by her side, she felt more confident and blocked Abigail with a stern face.

Abigail secretly gritted her teeth, then softly said, “I’m sorry, please forgive us.”

She even dragged her friends into the mess, making it seem like they were all to blame. Her tearful appearance made her look like the victim of bullying.

“Sorry, I won’t forgive you,” Shannon said as she pulled Lea away. “Let’s go.”

Abigail was utterly pretentious. Her apology meant nothing, making Shannon want to leave immediately.

She was more concerned about Lea’s interview. Nothing else mattered as much.

Although Lae knew Abigail’s apology wasn’t sincere, getting Abigail to lower her head and apologize

small victory for Lea. There would be plenty of opportunities to get back at Abigail in the Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

future.

Abigail glared at them as they walked away. Her two followers were already dumbfounded.

The high and mighty Abigail had lowered her noble head and apologized. But seeing her malicious expression brought them back to their senses, making them cower and avoid her gaze.

Soon, Abigail regained her composure and started planning. She had to find a way to prevent Lea from getting into Conrad University. Otherwise, she would be overshadowed.

“Hello.” As Abigail was plotting, a voice came from behind. She turned and saw a girl about her

age.

The girl wore a high–end embroidered dress. She had voluminous curly hair and heavy makeup, making her look like a star on the red carpet.

Abigail disliked anyone who appeared more glamorous than her, but the girl’s flattering demeanor and words caught her interest.

“My name is Helen. That girl just now was my sister Lea.” At the mention of Lea’s name, Helen lowered her voice, as if it was difficult to speak about.

She added, “She is my father’s illegitimate daughter so she has a bad temper. Please forgive her.”

Helen had been standing at the corridor entrance, observing the situation.

During her recent trip abroad for an endorsement hoot, Helen encountered many high–end

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products and mingled with the elite. The luxurious items on the floor indicated that Abigail came from a distinguished background.

This was Iverton, where the wealthy and noble were in a different league compared to her hometown, Vaporleon City.

And Lea, that little bastard, had dared to offend someone like Abigail for that lowly Shannon. Helen wouldn’t miss such a great opportunity.

Helen had tried several times to get rid of Lea, but now with the scandal involving the Fraley family, she had even less chance. If she couldn’t do it herself, she could always use someone else.

Lea thought she was so impressive just because she managed to stand out a few times in the Berry family. Coming to Iverton and daring to offend people was just courting death, and Helen would gladly help her achieve it.

With just a few sentences, Helen had completely sold out Lea, portraying her as an uneducated and lowly illegitimate child.

Abigail was initially surprised, but then she smiled. No wonder she was so arrogant and ignorant. For your sake, I won’t hold it against her. She’s lucky to have a sister like you.”

As Lea walked through the corridor, she turned and saw them chatting and laughing together. These two conniving girls had quickly allied.

But if Helen wanted to get into Conrad University and come to Iverton this time, it would depend on Lea’s approval.

“Lea?” Shannon called out to her.

She turned her head.

Shannon asked, “Do you know Abigail?”

When Lea showed up, she went straight to confront Abigail with such intense hatred, as if she wanted to kill her.

Then, Shannon immediately said, “I’m being silly. How could you know her?”

They were visiting Iverton for the first time and had no prior interactions with those people.

She added, “It’s a shame I’m not as strong as you. Otherwise, I’d want to hit her too.”

That pretentious woman was truly disgusting.

Lea remained silent. Seeing Shannon say that, she didn’t offer any further explanation.

“Forget about them.” Shannon urged, “Don’t waste your time and energy on people like them. You

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need to go to your interview. I’ll wait for you.”

Lea nodded. “Alright.”

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Lea headed to the genetic science building, where the interview office was on the first floor.

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She had completed the registration and scheduled the interview online. She arrived a bit late, so no one else was being interviewed. She walked right in.

Inside was a long conference table with five professors seated across from her. They were all from the genetic science department, including the dean, and their average age was around fifty–five.

These five people represented half of the world’s expertise in genetic science.

As they looked up and saw Lea, their eyes lit up. They thought she looked beautiful. Based on her looks alone, she had already passed. Of course, it was their biased opinion.

“Please sit down,” Greg Black said. He was a sixty–five–year–old genetics professor.

The others glanced at him in surprise. Greg had shed his usual eccentric, arrogant demeanor. It was as if they were the ones being interviewed. They felt awkward.

“Okay.” Lea sat down and handed over her thesis.

The interview at Conrad University involved students who passed the SAT exam bringing a thesis for an in–person interview conducted by professors from the chosen field.

The thesis content generally contained the student’s area of expertise.