A flash of guilt instantly crossed Seraphina's face.
But she bit her lip and replied with absolute certainty, "Of course I didn't know!"
"Really?" Mika let out a pale, broken laugh. "When Jude first said he wanted to get to know me, I genuinely thought he might have a tiny bit of feelings for me.
But then, he conveniently asked for your number too. He started constantly asking to hang out with both of us, and went out of his way to bring us breakfast every single morning.
I know my place. I know I'm not as pretty as you, not as popular as you. I didn't dare to get my hopes up.
But you were the one who kept joking to everyone that Jude liked me, that he was just too shy to approach me directly. You were the one who slowly made me drop my guard."
Mika paused, her voice breaking so badly she could barely get the words out.
"Looking back now, Jude rarely ever texted me, but he messaged you almost every single day. You told me he was just using you to ask about me.
So now, why don't we take a look... at what Jude was actually texting you all those days?"
With that, she went to open the messaging app on Seraphina's phone.
Seraphina's face drained of color. She lunged forward desperately to grab it. "What gives you the right to look through my phone!"
Seraphina knew perfectly well that her relationship with Jude wasn't innocent.
The campus forum had already blown up. Her only chance to clear her name and shut this scandal down was to aggressively play the victim and confront Mika in front of a crowd.
But why was Mika suddenly acting so smart? She actually wanted to check her text history with Jude?!
During that time, Jude had been texting her 'good morning' and 'good night' every single day, constantly calling her his goddess. Seraphina would occasionally play coy and act helpless in return.
The messages between them were undeniably flirtatious.
How could she possibly let anyone see that?
Fortunately, Mika was crying so hard that her grip on the phone was loose, allowing Seraphina to easily snatch it back.
But that was exactly what Mika had planned.
She knew Seraphina was only stringing Jude along, so the texts wouldn't be explicitly damning.
By preventing the crowd from seeing the actual messages, she left their imaginations to run wild.


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