No longer a pushover (Noelle and Cedric) novel Chapter 196

Recognizing Frank's user ID, she instantly kicked him out of the livestream and blocked his account.

Since she had decided to cut all ties with her family, he should keep his nose out of her business.

Frank was just about to pay for the gift when he realized he had been kicked out, so he stopped.

A sad smile crept onto his lips. It seemed like Noelle had really been hurt this time.

At first, he assumed she was merely being stubborn.

If only he had realized the problem earlier, things never would have turned out this way.

"Mr. Frank, something bad happened! Ms. Quigley tried committing suicide. Fortunately, Mr. Lucas stopped her in time. They're on their way to the hospital now."

Frank immediately set his phone down. "Why did she do that?"

Gordon exclaimed, "I heard that although the school didn't give her any demerits, they still canceled her results. She couldn't handle the news and tried to kill herself. Sir, you should comfort her later."

Frank rubbed his temples. "Why can't she just behave herself? I never had to worry about Noelle's studies, and she still did so well."

Gordon scowled. "Ms. Quigley did badly on her exams because Ms. Liddell got her sick. Now, she's being punished unfairly because of her friends. It's only natural that she's devastated."

"Gordon, of all people, you have no right to say that. You nearly messed up Noelle's grades when you prepared faulty stationery for her."

Gordon fell silent, bowing his head in shame.

The thought of the incident made Frank's heart ache for Noelle even more.

Soon after, Xenia was rushed to the hospital with an ashen face.

Teary-eyed, she stared at Frank. "It's all my fault, Frank. Now that my grades have been canceled, the Liddell family will become a laughingstock."

Frank frowned. "And did you think that committing suicide would solve this problem?"

Xenia swallowed her words awkwardly. Lowering her head, she sobbed softly. She hadn't expected the school to cancel her results.

Noelle had scored the highest in the city and been accepted to Yole University while she didn't even have a score.