My Quick-witted Baby (Arabella and Kenneth) novel Chapter 549

Chapter 549

Donavan made an accurate judgment.

People from Teaganian University also arrived, and upon hearing this, Jagger quickly said, "Guerrio University people can't just make baseless accusations. Do you have any evidence? Without evidence, it's just defamation. Be careful, I'll sue you!"

"That's right! Guerrio University's reputation is already bad. You're a bunch of spoiled rich kids who live off your parents' money. Who knows if you've offended someone outside? Teaganian University won't take the blame for this!"

Teaganian University quickly distanced itself, claiming that Guerrio University had brought trouble upon itself.

As the two sides argued fiercely, a clear voice rang out, "There are surveillance cameras here, right?"

Guerrio University made way, and Arabella's graceful figure walked forward. Her clear and piercing eyes scanned the crowd from Teaganian University.

Teaganian University quickly quieted down. Arabella's eyes shimmered with a hint of coldness, exuding a powerful aura. Anyone who met her gaze inexplicably felt a sense of unease.

Arabella then focused her gaze on Jagger. "Jagger, there are surveillance cameras all over the Cube Square, right? Even if there aren't any in the men's restroom, there should be some in the corridor. If we retrieve the footage, we can find out who attacked Donavan. Don't you agree?"

Jagger, who had been captivated by Arabella's dancing earlier, now found himself entranced by her intense and compelling gaze. It was as if a sharp sword had been unsheathed, its brilliance captivating and intimidating.

"I..." Jagger suddenly became flustered.

At that moment, Liliana arrived. "The surveillance footage here cannot be retrieved. Cube Square is under the control of the Lucero Group. Unless we have the approval of Ken, it's impossible."

Liliana's arrival seemed to give Teaganian University a sense of direction.

Arabella and Liliana stood face to face. This was their first direct confrontation, and the sparks and flames between women were no less than those between men.