Kicked Out, She Came Back To Rule - Chapter 177: Chapter 177
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"Kaia, stop pretending. You found this guy to back you up last time, and now he's here again. Do you think everyone is stupid? And look at him, this guy is so handsome. Could he be a gigolo you hired from some entertainment club?"
Noelle sneered. "You're really something. You're using the money the old man gives you to hire a gigolo and saying so generously 'I'll pay today'. Ugh, disgusting!"
"Someone like you can never compare to our class president. She is down on her luck now, but she still got into Morganburg University. With her talent, I believe it won't be long before she finds a man even better than Mr. Snyder."
Hearing this, Casey was sweating profusely, because she had already guessed Tobias's identity, and Noelle's words were pushing her into hell.
Noelle was courting death herself. She shouldn't drag Casey with her.
Just as she was thinking this, Tobias's sharp, cold gaze fell on her and Noelle.
The two felt as if they had fallen into hell the moment Tobias stared at them, and they couldn't help but shudder in fear.
Kaia reached out and placed her hand on the back of Tobias's hand, indicating that she would handle it.
Feeling the warmth and softness on the back of his hand, the coldness emanating from Tobias instantly dissipated.
The speed was so fast that it was as if the cold had never appeared.
Kaia looked at Noelle with a deep gaze, "I hate it when people slander others without evidence. Since you think my money is illegitimate and it disgusts you, then you can pay for your portion yourself."
Noelle's eyes widened like bells, her eyes were about to spew fire, and she also regretted it a little. She should have waited for Kaia to pay before saying those words.
"And you." Kaia's gaze shifted from Noelle to Casey, "You pay for your portion too."
Casey hated Noelle even more. Now it was all over. She had to pay more than three thousand, nearly six thousand dollars.
At the party...
Mark came to Kaia with a wine glass.
"Kaia, it's a little late to say this, but it does no harm. I would like to congratulate you on being admitted to Morganburg University and becoming the top scorer in Morganburg, bringing honor to us teachers and to the school."
"Thank you, Mark." Kaia stood up, holding her glass and clinking it against Mark's glass.
Mark was happy and drank the whole glass of wine.
"Kaia, there's something I want to ask you." Mark whispered, so only the two of them could hear.
"What is it?" Kaia looked at Mark, as if the question had been bothering him for a long time.
Mark looked around. Seeing that no one was looking at them, he opened his mouth and said, "How did you know the answer to that NP problem?"
Kaia didn't expect it to be this matter. Instead of answering, she asked, "What exactly do you want to ask, Mark?"
"Don't beat around the bush with me. That NP problem was solved by a mysterious mathematician not long before you solved it. You're a student. Why would you study such a problem if you had nothing to do?"
Kaia smiled and asked, "Don't you know it, Mark?"
"It was just a coincidence. My former college teacher, a retired professor from Morganburg University, said he saw the mathematician solve the problem with his own eyes, so I was able to find out in the first place."
Saying this, Mark swallowed and stared straight at Kaia.
Noelle sneered. "You're really something. You're using the money the old man gives you to hire a gigolo and saying so generously 'I'll pay today'. Ugh, disgusting!"
"Someone like you can never compare to our class president. She is down on her luck now, but she still got into Morganburg University. With her talent, I believe it won't be long before she finds a man even better than Mr. Snyder."
Hearing this, Casey was sweating profusely, because she had already guessed Tobias's identity, and Noelle's words were pushing her into hell.
Noelle was courting death herself. She shouldn't drag Casey with her.
Just as she was thinking this, Tobias's sharp, cold gaze fell on her and Noelle.
The two felt as if they had fallen into hell the moment Tobias stared at them, and they couldn't help but shudder in fear.
Kaia reached out and placed her hand on the back of Tobias's hand, indicating that she would handle it.
Feeling the warmth and softness on the back of his hand, the coldness emanating from Tobias instantly dissipated.
The speed was so fast that it was as if the cold had never appeared.
Kaia looked at Noelle with a deep gaze, "I hate it when people slander others without evidence. Since you think my money is illegitimate and it disgusts you, then you can pay for your portion yourself."
Noelle's eyes widened like bells, her eyes were about to spew fire, and she also regretted it a little. She should have waited for Kaia to pay before saying those words.
"And you." Kaia's gaze shifted from Noelle to Casey, "You pay for your portion too."
Casey hated Noelle even more. Now it was all over. She had to pay more than three thousand, nearly six thousand dollars.
At the party...
Mark came to Kaia with a wine glass.
"Kaia, it's a little late to say this, but it does no harm. I would like to congratulate you on being admitted to Morganburg University and becoming the top scorer in Morganburg, bringing honor to us teachers and to the school."
"Thank you, Mark." Kaia stood up, holding her glass and clinking it against Mark's glass.
Mark was happy and drank the whole glass of wine.
"Kaia, there's something I want to ask you." Mark whispered, so only the two of them could hear.
"What is it?" Kaia looked at Mark, as if the question had been bothering him for a long time.
Mark looked around. Seeing that no one was looking at them, he opened his mouth and said, "How did you know the answer to that NP problem?"
Kaia didn't expect it to be this matter. Instead of answering, she asked, "What exactly do you want to ask, Mark?"
"Don't beat around the bush with me. That NP problem was solved by a mysterious mathematician not long before you solved it. You're a student. Why would you study such a problem if you had nothing to do?"
Kaia smiled and asked, "Don't you know it, Mark?"
"It was just a coincidence. My former college teacher, a retired professor from Morganburg University, said he saw the mathematician solve the problem with his own eyes, so I was able to find out in the first place."
Saying this, Mark swallowed and stared straight at Kaia.
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