How Death Became My Rebirth (Cassandra Yates) novel Chapter 56

Chapter 56 

Yulissa was petrified. She dared not speak, and her eyes were filled with panic. 

‘Gun! How could there be a gun!‘ she exclaimed in her heart. 

“Do you 

understand what I am saying?” Yannick’s voice was cold. 

Fear struck Yulissa as she trembled all over. 

‘I can’t die. I don’t want to die!‘ she thought. 

“I… I’ll write, I’ll write…” 

Yannick grabbed her by the back collar and walked her to her desk. “Write it!“. 

“You’d better not shake your hands. If the handwriting is too messy and it can’t be read, the outcome will be the same.” 

Yulissa was so scared that she didn’t dare to move her hand. She forcefully suppressed 

her inner fear and calmed herself down. 

She swore to let Cassandra pay back the humiliation she received today. 

After about 40 minutes, Yulissa had written down everything. 

Yannick glanced at it. 

‘Tsk, truly inhuman,’ he thought. 

“Give me your phone.” 

Naturally, he had to use her phone and her account to post it. 

Using another person’s might lead to a reversal. 

Only by dealing with the matter could Kenneth have the chance to contact Cassandra. 

Anyway, Yannick thought that a vicious woman like Yulissa deserved retribution for her multitude of wrongdoings. She was reaping what she sowed. 

Yulissa was genuinely afraid of the gun in Yannick’s hand. A single slip from the gun could cost her life. 

She could post it and later claim she was threatened by Cassandra. 

At that time, Cassandra’s reputation would be ruined. 

She prepared the text, and Yannick helped with the rest. 

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“Hugo, once Yulissa posts everything tomorrow, could you go to the school and arrange for me to study at home? I won’t go back to school until the SAT, Cassandra stated. 

In her previous life, she scored 1574 points on the SAT. It was no problem for her to enroll at Juset University. She could even get a full scholarship. But Yulissa only scored 853 points, making it challenging for her to even enroll in an undergraduate school 

Therefore, those in the Yates family forced her to give up her spot. Since no one knew about Cassandra’s existence, they could simply change Yulissa’s name. It wasn’t a big problem for them. 

Cassandra thought it was interesting for her to experience the SAT once again. Most importantly, the thought of being able to trample Yulissa under her foot made it even more intriguing. 

“Ms. Yates, do you have another task?” Hugo was curious about why Cassandra would stop going to school for a month. 

When Blossom died that time, she had asked Cassandra to study hard, attend university, and excel. 

This could be considered fulfilling Blossom’s wish. 

Cassandra would take it as an experience. 

“Yes, but it’s not a task. I’ve been invited to be a judge at Camille International Music Competition.” 

If she remembered correctly, Yohannes was going to participate in the competition with a music score “gifted” to him by Yulissa. 

In the previous life, he had sailed through the competition and won the first prize by using that music score. 

Yohannes did so by taking someone else’s work and claiming it as his own creation. 

Cassandra thought, ‘Yohannes, let’s see how you manage this time. 

“Okay, I’ll go to school tomorrow to handle the matter.” 

When Yulissa woke up again, she was awakened by a series of knocks on the door from outside. 

“Lisa, Lisa, are you in there?” 

“Lisa, open the door. It’s me. Please open the door!” Miranda said. 

“Lisa, we believe in you. Open the door and let me in!” Jasper followed suit. 

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Yulissa shook her head, trying to wake herself up. 

‘What happened? Why is it so noisy outside?‘ she thought. 

She went to open the door and Miranda, Jasper, and Benjamin all came in. 

However, Benjamin’s expression didn’t look too good. 

Behind Benjamin was Leonardo, who hadn’t uttered a word from the beginning. 

“Lisa, what’s going on about Twitter?” Jasper couldn’t help asking. 

He couldn’t believe Yulissa would be like that. 

“Twitter? What Twitter?” Yulissa was puzzled. 

“Don’t play dumb. It’s your phone, your account, and the things you wrote. Why are you still pretending? How did I end up raising such an incompetent ingrate like you?” 

When Benjamin saw the tweet, his blood pressure skyrocketed, nearly causing cérebral congestion. 

He was already hassled with company matters and kept waiting for Yulissa to apologize, but he never got a result. 

Now, the Yates family had become a complete laughingstock and the topic of gossip among those prestigious families.