Talented Heiress A Rose with Thorns (Yvette and Wilson) novel Chapter 703

"Kind? Hah!" With Yvette standing protectively in front of her, Nancy clung to her arm, her voice filled with disgust.

"I'm about to be sick. Yvie, let's get out of here. Just looking at those two is making me want to hurl everything I ate last night!"

"Okay." Yvette agreed as she didn't want to waste any more time on them.

As Nancy led Yvette away, Lionel's expression darkened, his gaze fixed on them like a predator waiting for the right moment to strike.

"Are you okay, Lionel? Do you need me to take you to the hospital?" Victoria asked, feigning concern while inwardly criticizing him for being so weak. He was unable to defeat Yvette.

Feeling a flicker of warmth from her apparent worry, Lionel responded, "I'm fine, Ms. Olson."

"I'm glad to hear that!" Victoria's concern was merely superficial. She had no intention of sending him to the hospital whatsoever.

Lionel felt a surge of determination. "I won't let anyone bully you again, Ms. Olson."

He vowed that anyone who dared to hurt Victoria would pay the price. His mind raced with plans, his eyes glinting with a fierce resolve. They would all face the consequences of their actions.

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Yvette strode into the classroom just as the bell rang. Though her face was expressionless, one could tell she was in a bad mood.

The once boisterous students fell silent. Even Charlie, who typically enjoyed calling Yvette to the front to answer questions, seemed hesitant today.

Noticing Charlie's anxious glances in her direction, Yvette lifted her head to meet his. Though her expression remained neutral, there was an unsettling intensity in her gaze.

Charlie felt a shiver run down his spine, instinctively shrinking back as if trying to disappear. Yvette's charisma was overwhelming. It was making it impossible for him to teach!

"Right! With Yvie on our team, Croedal is bound to succeed."

Yvette glanced at them with a commanding presence. "Remember, there are always others better than us. Don't let your pride cloud your judgment."

While she had no rivals at the moment, they needed to remain humble. Overconfidence could hinder their growth in medicine.

Chastened by her words, the students nodded obediently.

"You're right, Yvie. We'll stay grounded."

"Absolutely! We won't let you down."