Chapter 264: Chapter 264: I Want to Stay in My Original

Room

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Xaviera Evans smiled faintly, and then put on an aggrieved look, nervously pinching her fingers as if a gust of wind could blow her away.

“If grandma says so, it must be my fault! If I had known it would be like this, I wouldn’t have come. The security didn’t stop me; I was late on my own. I’m sorry to everyone!”

Madame Evans’s face softened a bit, “At least you know better! You’re nothing to be proud of!”

Soon, a group of students gathered and whispered among themselves, occasionally glancing at Madame Evans.

[Madame Evans is too much. It’s apparent that Xaviera was held back by someone and didn’t arrive late on purpose. Why is she being so harsh on her?]

[Why is Mag Evans pretending to be wronged? Xaviera is clearly the most innocent one. If it weren’t for Irene Hamer’s words, I would have really misunderstood Xaviera!]

Rose Campbell, whose ears were sharp, heard the murmurs of the crowd and quickly interrupted, “It’s good that you’re here, Xaviera. Your father wanted to give you a surprise by holding a banquet for you and having your room cleaned. ”

Mag also hurriedly said, “Sister, I helped tidy up the room for you, I hope you like it.”

Rose suppressed her anger and squeezed out a smile, “Xaviera, even though you’re not my own daughter, I’ve always treated you like one. Please come home, your father and I are worried about you. Living with those men all the time is not a long-term plan.”

Everyone’s eyes widened, and they listened attentively, now all eager for gossip. Xaviera had been living with men, and not just one?

Rose said earnestly, “I know you have close dealings with Mr. Sullivan, but after all, there’s a difference between men and women, and it doesn’t sound good when it gets out…”

Derek Evans also spoke up, “Xaviera, I agree with that. Your grandmother and I both want you to come back. You should move back as soon as possible and cut ties with those men.”

There was silence again.

The students of Libanan University didn’t know what had happened at the Fragrant House, so they had no idea who Mr. Sullvian was. They immediately imagined a bald, greasy uncle keeping Xaviera.

Then Madame Evans spoke up coldly, adding another stab-

“Xaviera! You have no shame, but our Evans family still has a reputation!” With that sentence, Xaviera was pushed into the abyss.

The students looked at Xaviera in disbelief, their eyes full of contempt. Xaviera took a sip of coffee and smiled indifferently, “Fine, I’ll move back.” Derek’s face softened, not expecting this little bitch to not resist this time.

As long as Xaviera broke ties with Albert, he should stop standing up for her. Then let Mag win Albert over. Mag was more gentle and understanding and should win him over, so he wouldn’t give the Evans family a hard time.

Derek nodded with satisfaction, “Xaviera, since you’ve agreed, don’t leave tonight.’

“It’s just that I can’t sleep when I change beds. I was thinking…”

Xaviera paused for a moment, smiling at Mag, “I want to stay in my old room.” Mag’s face turned pale, trembling slightly.

Derek’s face darkened, annoyed, “Mag is living in that room now, don’t make trouble for no reason!”

Rose laughed awkwardly, “Xaviera, Mag has been living there for a long time and has grown accustomed to it. Pick another room.”

Jessi Whitman also came to the Evans family. After suspending her studies, she had harbored resentment against Xaviera and finally found an opportunity to deal with her, so she scolded loudly, “Xaviera! You’re shameless! You live with different men, and now the Evans family lets you move back home, and you want to snatch Mag’s room? Mag had decorated the room for you early in the morning, but you refuse to live there! How can you be such a bitch!”

“In my opinion, Mag shouldn’t have helped you clean the room. You’re ungrateful!”

At this moment, a male student who liked Mag spoke up to persuade Xaviera, “Xaviera, you are Mag’s sister, how can you try to take her room? Shouldn’t you give in to your sister?”

Xaviera raised her eyes calmly, “I’m trying to take her room?”

She curled her lips and sighed helplessly, “But I really want to sleep in a bed. The basement is cold and dark. Mrs. Campbell said my room would be given to my sister. The Evans family doesn’t have any other rooms, so I have to live in the basement.. But I’m so scared!”