CEO's Revengeful Queen
Chapter 41: Are You Both Worthy of Being My Friends?
Nana said anxiously, "What about Annetta? Are we just going to let it go?" She was still waiting for Elizabeth to speak up for them!
Elizabeth said, "Since you can't drive her out of the room, what else do you want?"
Lulu and Nana were both dumbfounded.
Nana blushed. "But Elizabeth, aren't we friends now? Just now Annetta went too far. Don't you have anything to say about it?"
Hearing this, Elizabeth burst out laughing, "Friends?" She sized Nana up. "Me and the both of you? Where did you get the confidence to say such a thing?"
Elizabeth did not want to waste her time talking to them. She had wanted to use them to drive Annetta away, but they turned out to be useless.
Elizabeth did not bother to look at useless people. Friends? Were they even worthy of being friends with her?
She turned around and left.
at each other and said, "What does she mean? Just
In her opinion, it was normal for Elizabeth to be haughty since she was the eldest daughter of the Rivera family. But how dare that ugly Annetta be so arrogant in front of
she knew that Elizabeth had never wanted to be friends with them. Lulu felt much more ashamed and resentful towards Elizabeth than she did of Annetta, who had never provoked
knew that Elizabeth had been the one who suggested chasing Annetta out of the
such an ugly individual. She even
looked to build their careers in the entertainment industry. Luck was the one thing the people in the
from a small town. They came to North University because they wanted to make a name for themselves. When they heard what Elizabeth had said, they were worried that Annetta would affect their good luck and took the chance to ask if Elizabeth had any ideas to
influence and guidance, they petitioned for Annetta to
had not expected Elizabeth
and Nana were from a tiny town, and their family was of lower social status. When they first arrived at university, Elizabeth had given them each two LV bags, and they had been flattered. They wanted
had never considered them friends from
looked at their things strewn outside their room and the laughing faces of the other dorm inhabitants. She felt mortified, and her face turned