Unwilling Bride: The 1V5 Love Drama novel Chapter 349

2:14 pm P TWO.

Chapter 349 The Elemental Power Competitions.

Chapter 349 The Elemental Power Competitions

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Noelle couldn’t resist a playfuljab. “We heard you’ve been out on dates these last couple of days, so we were very considerate and gave you your space. Oh, by the way, I’ve got something funny to show you.”

As she said that, Noelle pulled up the Stellar Network. “Take a look. Even though Starry Heavens University personally cleared your name and publicly supported you regarding that false accusation. Still, the internet still had plenty of trolls. But then yesterday, a lawyer uploaded screenshots from the Stellar Network cyber court-and overnight, all those voices just disappeared. It’s honestly too funny.”

Zoey chuckled as well. “Exactly. Ava, you handled it smartly. You went straight to a lawyer instead of wasting time arguing with those people. They acted so boldly online, but one legal notice from the cyber court was enough to shut frem up completely.”

Ava glanced at the post and thought to herself that her lawyer was indeed quite dependable. Handing everything over to a professional had clearly been the right decision.

Malory had also opened the Stellar Network and added, “That’s not even the most interesting part. Ava, you probably haven’t seen it yet, but Tylissa finally responded. She’s been silent all this time, dragging things out, and only now claims she had no idea about the rumors online. Then she put on that innocent, pitiful act again.”

“I don’t believe for a second she was unaware of it. If she wasn’t involved in that smear campaign at all, I’d gladly admit I’m wrong. She probably never expected that even the school would step in and openly support you,” Malory continued.

Ava only skimmed the post. On Tylissa’s personal Stellar Network page, the comments section had already exploded into hundreds of thousands of replies.

She randomly tapped one and saw messages like, “Poor Princess Tylissa, she got dragged into this for no reason. The haters must have done it deliberately, right?” and “I’m sure Tylissa had no idea about any of this. It was all those malicious people trying to frame her.”

There were far too many similar comments, so Ava quickly closed it. “Just ignore her. She can say whatever she wants. As long as she doesn’t bring it to me, I don’t care.”

After dinner, the group spent some time shopping together. Malory suddenly checked her Holoband and pointed at a notification. “Ava, I got into the Calligraphy Club! We can attend club activities together from now on.”

Ava smiled lightly. “Congratulations! Our club has more guys than girls, and overall, it’s pretty small. What happened in the dance club before shouldn’t happen again.”

Malory then asked directly, “So… are there any handsome guys in the Calligraphy Club?”

Ava laughed at her bluntness. “You’ll find out when you go. But the president seems like a pretty outstanding guy. You might want to get to know him.”

Malory scratched her head awkwardly. “If he turns out to be too impressive, I’ll pass.”

Naomi jumped in right away. “If you like someone, just make your move. Since when did you become so timid? That doesn’t sound like you at all. And with a face like yours, if you actually confess, unless he’s completely made of stone, who could possibly turn you down?”

Zoey laughed along. “Exactly. You seem all sweet and harmless on the outside, but underneath, you’re dangerously alluring. That contrast alone is deadly. Besides, men are visual by nature anyway.”

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2:14 pm P Tu

Chapter 349 The Elemental Power Competitions

The group kept teasing her one after another, as if Malory had already started a romance just by joining the club.

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On Monday night, during an elective lecture, Felix stood beside Ava in the aisle and casually picked up her notebook, flipping through it. After glancing at her handwriting, he commented, “For a young lady, your penmanship is unexpectedly sharp. It doesn’t match your appearance at all.”

Ava hadn’t expected him to read her notes so freely. She replied calmly, “Professor DuPont, there’s no rule that says a girl’s handwriting has to look delicate, right?”

Her handwriting wasn’t soft or elegant at all. In her previous life, a friend had once described it as having a free-spirited yet slightly arrogant energy.

Felix studied it more closely and asked, “How many years have you been practicing this?”

“Quite a long time,” Ava answered after a brief pause.

“Have you ever practiced brush calligraphy?” he continued.

“Yes,” she replied simply.

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