Kicked Out, She Came Back To Rule - Chapter 285: Chapter 285
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"What do you mean 'picked up'? It was stolen." A classmate clicked their tongue, and then opened their bag first, saying, "I'll set an example. Nope, not here."
Kaia didn't want to waste time, so she opened her bag as well.
As a result, as she took out a folder, a gold chain was brought out with it.
"Huh?" Kaia picked up the gold chain from the ground in confusion.
"Wow! She's really putting on an act! Pretending like she doesn't know anything! And she was even the second one to step out and open her bag. How obvious and disgusting!" Lailah kept rolling her eyes, speechless.
Penny stepped forward and said, "Aren't you being too harsh? Why are you saying that about Kaia? Just because the necklace is in Kaia's bag, does that prove that Kaia stole it? If I put my bracelet in your bag, would that mean you stole it?"
Kaia looked at Penny, who stood up to defend her. Her eyes showed a hint of a smile, as she knew that a true friend would believe in her no matter what happened.
"Penny, stop trying to defend Kaia. What you said makes sense, and it could be a setup. If this had happened to anyone else, I might think that was possible. But Kaia… everyone knows she was kicked out of the Bennett family, and her adoptive parents in the countryside aren't related to her by blood. Maybe she was kicked out after she went back. She's just a student with no money, so she stole Leanna's necklace." Lailah analyzed, sounding self-righteous.
"No money? You're the one who doesn't have money! You're showing off a necklace worth less than three thousand dollars." Penny raised her arm, pointing to the ice jade bracelet on her wrist.
"Do you know how much this costs? Three million dollars! Kaia bought it at an auction. It's a pair, worth a total of six million dollars! Also, last weekend, Kaia casually picked out a stone at the Keoty jade appreciation event, which turned out to be an icy, floating-flower jade. It could definitely be auctioned for over a hundred million! Do you still think Kaia would steal a necklace worth less than three thousand dollars?"
Lailah looked up at the ceiling and rolled her eyes. "Oh please! Six million dollars, a hundred million! Ha! You must be dreaming. No one believes that!"
The other students also looked speechless.
"And that bracelet of yours, I know your family is rich, but not rich enough to be one of Morganburg's top wealthy families. Three million dollars, sure, maybe three thousand dollars, or even 300 thousand dollars, I might believe it." Lailah could tell that the bracelet on Penny's wrist was quite valuable, but she refused to believe it was worth three million dollars.
"Kaia, you should quickly return the necklace to Leanna, and apologize to her in front of everyone. We're all classmates, there's no need to make things so awkward. As long as you sincerely apologize, Leanna will forgive you, and we'll all keep quiet about it after we leave. But there's one condition: starting today, you have to turn over a new leaf and never do such petty theft again. If we find out again, don't blame us for disregarding our friendship and reporting you to the police."
Kaia looked at Lailah expressionlessly, her eyes cold, and her red lips parted slightly. "I didn't steal it."
"No one believes you!"
Kaia didn't want to waste time, so she opened her bag as well.
As a result, as she took out a folder, a gold chain was brought out with it.
"Huh?" Kaia picked up the gold chain from the ground in confusion.
"Wow! She's really putting on an act! Pretending like she doesn't know anything! And she was even the second one to step out and open her bag. How obvious and disgusting!" Lailah kept rolling her eyes, speechless.
Penny stepped forward and said, "Aren't you being too harsh? Why are you saying that about Kaia? Just because the necklace is in Kaia's bag, does that prove that Kaia stole it? If I put my bracelet in your bag, would that mean you stole it?"
Kaia looked at Penny, who stood up to defend her. Her eyes showed a hint of a smile, as she knew that a true friend would believe in her no matter what happened.
"Penny, stop trying to defend Kaia. What you said makes sense, and it could be a setup. If this had happened to anyone else, I might think that was possible. But Kaia… everyone knows she was kicked out of the Bennett family, and her adoptive parents in the countryside aren't related to her by blood. Maybe she was kicked out after she went back. She's just a student with no money, so she stole Leanna's necklace." Lailah analyzed, sounding self-righteous.
"No money? You're the one who doesn't have money! You're showing off a necklace worth less than three thousand dollars." Penny raised her arm, pointing to the ice jade bracelet on her wrist.
"Do you know how much this costs? Three million dollars! Kaia bought it at an auction. It's a pair, worth a total of six million dollars! Also, last weekend, Kaia casually picked out a stone at the Keoty jade appreciation event, which turned out to be an icy, floating-flower jade. It could definitely be auctioned for over a hundred million! Do you still think Kaia would steal a necklace worth less than three thousand dollars?"
Lailah looked up at the ceiling and rolled her eyes. "Oh please! Six million dollars, a hundred million! Ha! You must be dreaming. No one believes that!"
The other students also looked speechless.
"And that bracelet of yours, I know your family is rich, but not rich enough to be one of Morganburg's top wealthy families. Three million dollars, sure, maybe three thousand dollars, or even 300 thousand dollars, I might believe it." Lailah could tell that the bracelet on Penny's wrist was quite valuable, but she refused to believe it was worth three million dollars.
"Kaia, you should quickly return the necklace to Leanna, and apologize to her in front of everyone. We're all classmates, there's no need to make things so awkward. As long as you sincerely apologize, Leanna will forgive you, and we'll all keep quiet about it after we leave. But there's one condition: starting today, you have to turn over a new leaf and never do such petty theft again. If we find out again, don't blame us for disregarding our friendship and reporting you to the police."
Kaia looked at Lailah expressionlessly, her eyes cold, and her red lips parted slightly. "I didn't steal it."
"No one believes you!"
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