Chaos Girl Rewrites the Script novel Chapter 161

“You…” Julianne was clearly flustered but refused to back down. “Aurelia, are you deaf? Didn’t that… that student just point her out? If you want to cover for your Ravenshire family, just say so. Don’t act like you’re some big shot. Others might be afraid of you, but I’m not.”

Vivienne glanced up at Aurelia.

Julianne’s confidence wasn’t baseless. Her father was the eldest son of the Whitmore family and its rightful future head. With two older brothers, she was both the youngest and the only daughter, spoiled rotten by everyone in the family.

Aurelia frowned and sighed softly. “Julianne, what makes you so sure the result would be the same if she had to point someone out again?”

Her expression was serious, and beneath her thick glasses, her gaze was piercing, filled with an unmistakable pride. “This is a minor issue. We could all just laugh it off. But if you insist on making a scene, the Ravenshires are more than willing to play along.”

The message was crystal clear.

The girl had just made a choice between a Whitmore heiress and a Ravenshire adopted daughter. But if she were forced to choose between a true Ravenshire heiress and a Whitmore heiress, the outcome might be very different.

So, Aurelia had seen through it all from the start.

A flicker of movement crossed Vivienne’s eyes, and a small smile touched her lips.

Julianne’s face turned ugly. She was speechless.

Seeing that they were at a disadvantage, her followers whispered, “Julianne, let’s pick our battles. We should go for now.”

Julianne shot Vivienne a look. “This isn’t over.”

Bianca didn’t hold back, raising her crutch. “Yeah, you’re the one who should watch out!”

Julianne was about to lose her mind. Why was Bianca everywhere? Her entire family used to dote on Julianne, but now that Bianca had been kicked out of the Whitmore family, she was still finding ways to oppose her.

Vivienne found this amusing and was about to respond when Bianca, standing beside her, couldn’t take it anymore and exploded. “Aurelia, are you out of your mind? Even a complete idiot wouldn’t say something so messed up! What do you mean, ‘I might not like it’? If you know I won’t like it, why say it? You just want to make me upset, don’t you? Just admit it! Who are you trying to fool with that holier-than-thou act?

“And what do you mean, she had no choice? Does having no choice give her the right to frame someone else? If I have no choice, can I just blow up the building? I can’t believe I actually thought you had some of our Ravenshire family backbone. Turns out you’re still the same colossal fool!”

Being yelled at for no reason, Aurelia’s face darkened. But out of respect for their family ties, she didn’t want to argue with Bianca. She just stared stubbornly at Vivienne. “You’re just fortunate that Grandpa’s partial to you, so everyone will help you when you’re in trouble. But what about them? If something happens to them, their whole lives are ruined.” With that, Aurelia turned and walked out of the bathroom.

“You…” Bianca was left fuming at that last sentence. She turned to Vivienne. “Don’t listen to her. She must have a tumor in her brain.”

Vivienne shook her head. “Not a tumor… a label above her head…”

From the moment Aurelia had walked in, Vivienne had seen the conspicuous, glowing labels above her head—

Lovesick, Holier-than-thou, Intelligent, Dutiful, Decisive.