The Girl They Ignored Returned as the Woman Seven Men Would Die For novel Chapter 97

The evidence was undeniable.

Felix and Lucas's cooperation solidly proved that it was indeed Seraphina who sent the texts to Damaris.

Lucas lowered his head, his cold, predatory gaze locked fiercely onto Seraphina, his body exuding a palpable hostility as he lightly tossed the phone onto the dining table.

"Explain."

Seraphina's lips trembled. Tears filled her eyes, but she could only repeatedly spit out a pale excuse.

"It wasn't me, it really wasn't me."

At this moment, some bolder classmates had gathered around Lucas, picking up the phone from the table and passing it around.

Gasps of astonishment continuously rose around Seraphina.

"Wow, pretending to be a helpless little bunny, yet acting so scheming."

"She specifically called Mrs. Charles all the way to Juniper Springs just to embarrass Mika today? What exactly did Mika do to offend her?"

"It's one thing to have been ambiguous with Mika's ex-boyfriend, but even after her reputation was ruined, she still refused to behave.

To clear her name in front of Lucas, she actually pulled such a toxic stunt to ruin Mika's reputation too. Being friends with her is absolute bad luck!"

There weren't just discussions; some people even took pictures of the text messages on Damaris's phone.

Seraphina was caught red-handed. It was too late to try and stop them.

Everyone here looked at her with contempt, mockery, and apprehension. Not a single person would ever believe a word she said again.

In this moment of panic and helplessness, Seraphina subconsciously looked toward Mika.

Perhaps Mika was the only person left in this entire banquet hall who would still have a soft spot for her.

"Alright, Mom will take you away!"

Damaris pursed her lips in resignation, shot Seraphina one last glare, and finally turned a solemn gaze toward Lucas.

"From what they were saying earlier, my daughter saved you, right? If you aren't going to thank her, you shouldn't be helping others humiliate her either.

I crashed your party today, and I'm sorry for that, but—"

Damaris paused, her smoky-makeup-clad eyes sweeping slowly over the crowd at the table.

"I, Damaris Charles, admit that I have a lot of flaws and might not be a good person by worldly standards. But that is no reason for you to look down on my daughter!

My Mika is the most honest and kind-hearted girl there is. It's normal that our circles don't mix, but if I ever find out that you are smearing my daughter's name because of me...

You might care about your reputations, but I don't give a damn about mine. You can try me, and we'll see who ends up suffering!"