The Returned Heiress Who Had It All (Cassia) novel Chapter 286

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“Maybe that’s the reason it stands out. Honestly, he pacing is incredibly slow, but it’s like there’s an invisible thread pulling you along. Before you know it, you start to see the brilliance in it.”

Tyne jumped into the conversation. “I’m not like you guys. I understood it right away. The writing is just okay, I guess. The plot… honestly, if I wrote it, I’d probably do better than the

author.”

Hayley was already at odds with Tyne and Danica. After all, they were always hanging around Brie.

Birds of a feather flock together. As far as she could tell, none of them were any good.

Danica had been constantly running her mouth to them before, taking every opportunity to badmouth Cassia, saying things like Cassia had bad character and they shouldn’t hang out with her.

But Hayley had been paying attention to Cassia, and she realized Cassia wasn’t the terrible person Danica made her out to be.

And she wasn’t the only one who felt that way. She had asked other girls who had been watching Cassia, and they all said they felt the same.

For all she knew, maybe Danica and her crew were the ones who started all those rumors about Cassia.

Thinking about it made Hayley angry on Cassia’s behalf. Hearing Tyne’s comment now, she immediately fired back. “It’s easy to talk when you’re not the one doing it. If you’re so great, why don’t you write something and see if anyone tips you? The author of ‘Fallen of the Massacre‘ once made ten million dollars in tips in a single day!”

The ten million dollar figure hit Tyne like a slap in the face. Her monthly allowance was only about 10,000 dollars. That was 120,000 a year, 12 million in ten years, and it would take her a hundred years to make ten million.

“I was just saying. Why would I write anything? The author writes, and as a reader, I can’t even comment after reading it?”

“You read it? Did you actually finish it?” Without waiting for Tyne to answer, Hayley continued, “Let me ask you this. Who killed the male lead’s grandmother?”

Tyne opened her mouth, completely stumped.

“You don’t know, do you? And you claim you’ve read it?” Hayley smirked.

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She absolutely hated people who knew nothing but still had to butt in, and even worse, made random comments about someone else’s work being bad.

If you haven’t even read it, what gives you the right to criticize?

“I did read it! It was just so boring that I forgot the details!” Tyne said with her hands on her hips.

She thought she was being so clever saying that.

However, Tyne noticed that after she said it, her classmates were giving her really strange looks.

Just then, Danica awkwardly tugged at the clueless Tyne.

“Tyne, um … about the male lead’s grandmother being killed … actually, it was the male lead’s father who was killed, not the grandmother.”

Tyne’s brain short–circuited for a moment. When she finally understood, she realized Hayley had completely played her.

No wonder everyone was looking at her like that. So that’s what happened.

Right then, Tyne desperately wanted to crawl into a hole.

Rosalie turned her gaze away from Tyne and looked at Cassia.

“Cassia, do you read ‘Fallen of the Massacre“?”

Cassia’s expression was a bit strange.

“I only started reading it recently after hearing it was being made into a TV series. I binged it all last weekend,” Rosalie continued. “It really deserves to be the number one ranked book. Now I understand why so many people tip the author. It really is exceptional. I don’t think this book was written by an ordinary person.”

The more Rosalie talked, the stranger Cassia’s expression became.

“Based on my analysis, the male lead’s father either took sleeping pills and killed himself, or he was murdered by the painter who taught the male lead to paint. Remember how after the father went to prison, there was a conversation with the painter? It felt hostile, and that painter definitely has a backstory.”

Cassia turned to look at Rosalie. “You’re overthinking it. The painter is just an ordinary painter.”

“No, no, no. My gut tells me that painter is definitely not ordinary.” Rosalie continued her

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