The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1474

No one knew who had started the rumor.

Regardless, plenty of students and faculty were eagerly watching the drama unfold, with many rooting for them.

Everyone said they were a perfect match. Although they were from different departments, wasn't that even better?

If they worked in the same department, seeing each other all the time might cross some professional boundaries.

"People on campus are actually taking bets on when Professor Beaumont will finally win Professor Churchill over," Lucinda whispered.

Priscilla was bewildered. "Do people really have that much free time?"

Claire, however, guessed the real reason. "It's mainly because two attractive people draw a lot of attention, and someone is definitely fanning the flames behind the scenes."

There were always bystanders, but for a rumor to spread this fast and even result in betting pools, there had to be a mastermind.

Could it be Honoria herself?

After all, she was the one who liked Norris and wanted to lock him down. By weaponizing public opinion, even if she couldn't win his heart, she could trap him.

The entire campus now knew she was in love with him.

Shouldn't Professor Churchill just settle down with her? What was he holding out for?

If Claire could figure it out, Norris naturally knew exactly what was going on.

He had already explicitly rejected Honoria.

As for the campus gossip, he couldn't care less.

If she thought she could use public pressure to force his hand, she had picked the wrong target.

Norris ignored it, but someone else just had to pop up.

The moment he stepped out of the cafeteria, he was intercepted by Honoria and her friend.

Susan had been dragged there entirely against her will.

Honestly, she felt that since Honoria had gone to such lengths and still failed to move him, she should just take the hint and back off.

But Honoria stubbornly refused to give up.

She claimed she had finally found someone she truly liked, and if she backed down without trying everything, she would regret it for the rest of her life.

Susan thought Honoria was slightly out of her mind.

What was all this nonsense about lifelong regrets?

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