The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1475

This was just way too pathetic.

Claire, Priscilla, and Lucinda had just walked out of the cafeteria and stumbled right into the scene.

Always on the front lines of gossip, the three girls silently agreed to hide in the shadows.

There was a flowerbed perfectly positioned to conceal them, ensuring the eager audience wouldn't be spotted.

Watching Honoria collapse toward him, Norris swiftly sidestepped.

"Ah!" Honoria had completely banked on Norris catching her.

She just wanted to manufacture a moment!

Why wouldn't he give her even a single inch?

"That was close. She almost crushed me."

Norris looked down at Honoria, who had slammed into the concrete, and muttered to himself.

"Pfft—" Susan completely lost her composure and burst out laughing.

How had she never realized Professor Churchill was this hilarious?

Completely caught off guard and hitting the ground hard, Honoria heard her own friend laughing at her, and her sanity nearly snapped.

She just kept her eyes firmly shut and committed to the fake fainting spell!

"Susan, what's wrong with Professor Beaumont? Do you need me to call an ambulance?"

Brought back to reality by Norris's question, Susan finally remembered her friend was still playing dead on the pavement.

She hesitated, not particularly eager to drag the woman up herself.

After all, she was just a slender teacher; she wasn't sure she had the upper body strength.

"I'll call them."

Susan instinctively looked back at Norris. "Could you please help me lift her up, Professor Churchill?"

Norris rejected the request immediately. "We should wait for the paramedics. What if she has a spinal injury? If I move her without permission, she might sue me for medical bills."

Susan's jaw dropped in absolute shock.

There was no need for all that. She forced a strained smile. "I'm sure Professor Beaumont wouldn't sue you."

Try to force you into a relationship, maybe.

Professor Beaumont certainly wasn't hurting for money.

"You never know. It's best to avoid any unnecessary disputes."

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