Hearing that she would be expelled from school, Rose was stunned, and she lowered her head in grievance, looking like she was about to cry. "Kara, you quarreled with Eric yesterday, and you even beat him. Winifred spoke for Eric. Today, they are both expelled from school. The students were very surprised to know that Eric and Winifred were both expelled from school. The students present yesterday thought of what happened to Eric and did not dare to speak. Hearing Rose's words, everyone stared at Kara doubtfully. How could a small girl like Kara beat Eric?. "Kara, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to say that. Please, don't let me be expelled from school. " Rose pleaded as she stared at Kara and cried pitifully. Some boys saw Rose crying so sadly that they felt very pity for her, and their gazes at Kara were even sharper. "Kara, why do you expel Rose from school?". Kara didn't even look at the boy. She stared at the hypocritical Rose with her pure eyes and chucked. "It cost my family a lot of money to get Rose here. How can I let you be expelled from school?". Originally, this high school didn't accept students reattending classes after failing the college entrance examination. Sophia had spent a lot of money to make the school accept Rose. Sophia was a member of the Quains, and Rose was an outsider. There was nothing wrong with what Kara just said. Rose was so angry that she wanted strangle her. Seeing that Rose was still pretending, Arya couldn't bear it anymore

This woman knew nothing but causing trouble for Kara all day long. If it was not for Kara, she would have already stuffed this d rama queen into the garbage dump! . "Rose, I'm afraid that if you f ail in this college entrance exam ag ain. You'll be the public ridicule. Arya knew what could hurt Rose t he most. Rose was so angry that she w anted to sew her mouth with a needle. Her tears kept falling down. Some boy s couldn't bear to watch, so they took nap kins and wanted to help her wipe them off. Soon, the teacher came , and the students hurriedl y went back to their seats. Standing on the podium, the class teacher, who was in his thirties, adjusted his glas ses and said that Eric and Winifred dropped out of school because they were going abroad. And he said that the students who wanted to go abroad should tell him as soon as possible. The teacher's explanation prove d Kara's innocence. The students who had just scolded Kara were very embarrassed. Rose's ex pression became even gloomier. What she said before class was to let her classmates kno w that Kara had expelled Eric and Winifred from school to isol ated her and make it impossible for her to stay in this class. However, the teac her's explanation was l ike a slap in her face. It w as too em barrassed. When Kara heard the teacher's explanation, s he was also very surprised. Thinking that Nolan pr obably had arranged this, she was really grateful. After school, Nolan came to pick her up. The first thing she did afte r she got in the car was to thank him. Nolan smiled and explained, "It was all Mr. James' idea. I was just following his orde rs

The person you should thank is Mr. James. It was Uncle James' arrangement! Kara was touched. She made up her mind that sh e would follow Uncle James no matter what. After she returned to the villa, Libby told her that Mr. James had left on a busin ess trip at noon. Hearing this, she was sad. She sat alone at the dining table a nd looked at Uncle James' empty seat. Sh e bit her chopsticks and got no appetite. After drinking the soup L ibby prepared for her, she wen t upstairs to do her homework. In the past, if she was feeling unwell, Aunt y Sophia would directly help her ask the teacher for leave. Therefore, she had missed many courses. She wanted to take tutoring classes before, but Aunty Sophia said that she could not waste her time. Moreover, Aunty Sophia had been telli ng her that the Quains were rich, so she did not need to study too hard. At that time, she was naïve. Now she finally understood Aunty Sophia's malicious intentions . I t would be very difficult for her to catch up now. The third year of senior high school was a crucial period, but a lot of thing s on the test paper were strangers to her. After staring at the blank test paper for a while, she was annoyed and opened the window to refresh herself. She was prepared to continue s tudying, but suddenly, she heard Lib by say that Uncle James was calling. Her eyes lit up, and she ran downstairs. She was pantin g when she picked up the phone. However, the smi le on her face couldn 't even be concealed