Chapter 2593Chapter 2593
“I just wish you’d disappear from my life. I wish I’d never even had a sister!”
The icy tone in Mara’s voice made Victoria’s heart sink uncomfortably. It was like facing a cold-blooded
animal.
Mara continued, “You say you don’t want me meddling in your life, but deep down, you’re just dying for
me to stick around to make you shine, aren’t you? As long as I’m here, you’re the princess on her
pedestal, and you’re loving it, aren’t you?”
“Ha, so that’s what you think of me? No wonder you hid and lied to Dad today. It’s revenge, right? Wow,
I never thought my own sister could see me like this! After all these years of looking after you, this is
how you repay me? Fine, Mara, you’re something else. Don’t come crawling back to me for help ever
novelbinagain.”
Victoria spat out these words, ready to walk away, but Mara lunged at her, pushing her onto the bed in
an attempt to snatch the cell phone from her pocket. They grappled fiercely.
“Give it to me now!”
Victoria clutched her pocket tightly as she yelled, “No way, I’m gonna make sure you learn you. There
your lesson! And you shouldn’t care so much! Balfour doesn’t even remember are plenty of girls who
like him, and if he’s interested in anyone, it’s definitely not you.”
Mara could read between the lines. If Balfour wouldn’t fall for her, could it be Victoria he was into?
That day he handed Mara a handkerchief, like a knight dropping from the heavens. He pulled her from
her endless sorrow, and from that moment, Mara was convinced she was meant to be with this man for
life.“You don’t even know how we met and you’re so sure of yourself. Do you think you’re so great because
of that pretty face? I bet he’s not that shallow. You have no idea what he’s said to me…”
Victoria didn’t believe there was anything between Balfour and Mara.
“You don’t know Balfour well enough. He’s tough on the outside but soft on the inside. He’d even make
sure a stray dog on the street was safe. You better stop dreaming. You might as well focus all your
energy on your studies instead of pining over him.”
Whether she was speaking out of anger or sincerity, Victoria genuinely wanted to convince Mara to
give up.
The gap between them was too wide, not to mention the school was filled with beauties, and Balfour’s
family status made a relationship with them practically impossible.
Though to the average person, their own family status was quite decent.
Mara was silent, furiously fishing out the phone. She opened the school forum’s web page and on the
front page, there was a bold, highlighted post with a photo of her and Balfour.
The sneaky photographer had taken it from a distance; she could barely make out her own face.Victoria, pinned down and struggling, finally pushed Mara off and reclaimed her phone.Mara clenched her fists tightly. There was no need for Victoria to keep rubbing it in.