This Time, I'll Be the Villain's Favorite Daughter novel Chapter 299

This Time, Tll Be the Villain’s Favorite Daughter

Chapter 299 The Worst Villains in School

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At most, Jenny and Vincent would run up to the protagonist group, throw out a few sarcastic remarks, and pick fights with their words.

Their meanness was obvious and stupid.

Phoebe was different. She cheated during tests, spread rumors, and caused trouble behind people’s backs. Then she would put on a pitiful face and say, “Huh? I didn’t do anything. Why are you blaming me?”

This time, Maya saw her friends in a whole new light.

They were the classic villain squad from those slap–back stories. The kind that loved causing trouble and provoking the heroes.

At first, Maya had planned to keep her head down.

She never wanted to pick a fight with the protagonist group.

Her attitude toward life had always been simple: stay quiet and get by.

Then she found out that the protagonist group had once been Kaia’s friends.

To them, Maya was the culprit who made Kaia move overseas. Naturally, they hated her.

Well, fine.

If I couldn’t beat them, I would team up with their enemies.

She put on the full villain act and spent her days mocking the protagonist group together with her friends.

Who knew what kind of bad luck had led to this situation?

From the age of seven, they had all gone to school together. Now they were in ninth grade, already fifteen years old, and still tangled up in each other’s lives.

The two sides were evenly matched. Usually, they just traded pointless insults. School life was surprisingly peaceful.

Over the past eight years, everyone had become busy with their lives. Lawrence spent most of his time dealing with the family’s mess. Whenever he missed Maya, he’d come to school, pretend to attend classes for a few days, then start skipping again to handle family business.

Maya was busy taking jobs at Silent Archive. She also had to practice shooting and hand–to–hand combat.

For that reason, she skipped school often too.

“Have you guys noticed something?” Jenny rested her chin on her hand and looked around the classroom. “Why are there so many good–looking people in our class? It’s creepy. Do you think some capitalist set this up?”

But what kind of rich person would be bored enough to put a bunch of attractive students in one class?

That would be ridiculous.

Vincent didn’t care about any of that. One thought filled his head. Why hasn’t Maya come to school again? What

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kind of part–time job does she even have? How can she be so busy that she doesn’t come to class?

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Without strong, scary Maya by his side, he had gone to provoke Jonathan several times over the past few days. And every single time, he’d gotten beaten up.

At the same time, Maya wasn’t skipping school on purpose.

She was genuinely busy.

Busy getting scolded by her team leader.

The girl lowered her head. For convenience, she had cut her hair short. It now reached her collarbone, with soft curls at the ends. The fluffy strands framed her face and made her already small features look even more delicate. She looked like a doll sitting in the center of a store display.

Unfortunately, her team leader wasn’t impressed.

“You are the youngest and most promising assassin in the Silent Archive.”

The team leader sat behind her desk. She was a woman in her forties with short hair and silver–rimmed

glasses. Her expression was so serious that she looked like she was attending a funeral.

A stack of reports lay open before her. The bright red numbers on the pages were hard to ignore.

“What exactly is Unit Nine lacking compared to the other teams? Everyone who gets into Silent Archive is talented. So why are the other teams doing well while you’re not?”

Beside Maya stood another girl.

Codename: Iris.

Her voice was soft and gentle. Combined with her innocent appearance, she looked like someone who should be protected, not someone sent out to kill people.

That was probably Iris’s biggest disadvantage.

Maya muttered under her breath, “If you’re asking that, then I want to know why you’re not running the place.”

Did they want to have terrible performance numbers?

Based on age and appearance alone, they were already at a disadvantage.

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