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Chapter 106
Damn Mira. If it weren’t for her, I wouldn’t be in this situation.
I’ll let her be smug for a little while. One day, I’ll grind her under my heel.
I am the queen, the eternal queen!
Mara pretended not to notice and walked straight to her seat. But as she passed, the other students dodged her like she was the plague, putting distance between them.
She sat down, feigning composure, while her eyes darted around, searching for the few students who used to be close to her. (In fact, those were the very students Mira had introduced her to when she first transferred last semester p>
But they just turned their heads away, pretending not to see her.
Last semester, they had promised to be her best friends. Hmph. Mira must have said something bad about me to them.
Mara acted like she didn’t care. She reached into her bag to get something and happened to pull out a box of signature pens.
As expected, a few students from less wealthy families glanced over.
They were designer pens, elegant and beautiful, with crystal-studded barrels. They were expensive.
They were from a world-renowned brand, not something you could buy just by having money.
Julian had bought this box for her last time he went to the Javenaire Federation for a
race.
But it didn’t matter. She had plenty of nice things now.
She glanced at those students. “I haven’t seen you all summer. I have some gifts for everyone p>
Just as she’d hoped, they immediately swarmed around her.
She knew, however, that this method only attracted students who liked to take advantage of others. The rest of them wouldn’t care.
But it didn’t matter. Mara had achieved her goal. She was no longer alone. At the very least, their words were pleasant to hear, and that was enough.
Mara loved the feeling of being flattered.
“Wow, such a nice gift! We can’t possibly accept p>
“Just take it. What’s a small thing like this between friends p>
Mara put on an act of generous sharing, but inwardly she was laughing at them. “So
unsophisticated
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A few pens are all
takes to buy your loyalty p>
“I’ll treat you all to lunch later. Order whatever you want p>
“Mara, you’re so generous! I’ve made up my mind. From now on, I’m sticking with you p>
“Mara is a living saint p>
“We’ll follow you from now on, whatever you say goes p>
“That’s right! Whatever you need, we’ve got your back, no questions asked p>
Whatever they say goes? Mara knew they were just trying to get free stuff, but she needed them. She had no choice.
Not long after, the homeroom teacher, Ms. Crowe, arrived, and everyone immediately returned to their seats.
She started by talking about the urgency of senior year and the
preparations they needed to ma
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Then, she moved on to the schedule of upcoming activities.
also be performing a song during the arts segment p>
Drawing on the experience of her two lifetimes, Mira knew instantly that this teacher must have taken a bribe from Adrian.
The Mercer family was really going to great lengths to repair Mara’s reputation.
In her past life, when Mara had
framed her and her reputation was ruined, the Mercers not only didn’t help, but they were füll of disdain, kicking her while she was down whenever they had the chance. It was true that some people just had different luck. Content bétongs
Shane and Mara’s abilities were truly not to be underestimated.
Mira didn’t want the spotlight and didn’t care about hosting or performing, but Harvey couldn’t tolerate it.
“Ms. Crowe, what are you trying to pull, putting Wesley and Mara together p>