The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 971

"I'm just glad the university is taking responsibility for this," Hudson Carter said.

"I'm the one who caused trouble for the school and the training base."

"If I get the chance to see Chief Instructor Hawk, I want to thank him in person."

Hudson hadn't gotten into The Cabinda University by being an idiot; he knew exactly what to say when it mattered.

His counselor looked visibly relieved and patted his shoulder. "Just focus on recovering here. When classes start, we can have your classmates record the lectures for you."

"I know there might be people trying to stir up trouble and convince you and your parents to make a scene."

"It's commendable that you've stuck to your principles."

"I'll do my best to get the university to increase your medical stipend."

"If worst comes to worst, you can take a gap year. Once you're fully healed, you can come right back."

Hudson hesitated, unsure if a gap year was the right move.

He had already humiliated himself in front of his current peers; did he really want to stick around and be a laughingstock for the next incoming class too?

"Let me see how long the recovery takes before I decide," he replied.

He didn't want to back himself into a corner.

Mr. Carter piped up to reassure the counselor. "My idiot son has caused the school enough grief. But don't worry, sir, I'll make sure he focuses on his studies."

With Hudson handled, the university administration let out a collective sigh of relief.

Knowing Van's powerful background, the last thing they wanted was for a student's blunder to result in disciplinary action against him.

There was also another student who deserved their utmost gratitude—if she hadn't intervened when she did, Hudson might not have survived.

Hudson's counselor and Claire's counselor tracked her down together.

Claire was still in the middle of training.

During a break, the two counselors pulled her aside.

They had brought Dean Arthur Cole from the medical school with them.

The Dean hadn't expected his department to score such an exceptional talent this year.

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