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Chapter 1737

Penulis: Cozy Season
Shelia seemed to want a cue from Debra.

To repay her, Debra had promised to pull some strings and get her into Arcane Academy.

Shelia stared at her, full of hope. Debra, however, simply popped the cake box open. "I don't do dairy. You guys split it."

Shelia froze, and her face crumpled. "What's wrong? Did I mess up? Sorry. I should've asked what you like."

Debra picked up the bracelet. The diamonds sparkled, but something felt off.

"Cake's a pass," she said. "Cheap cream's not my thing, but you should return my bracelet."

"Cheap cream?" The heiress scowled, ready to trash the cake.

A classmate piped up, skeptical. "You're not the daughter of the Miles family?"

"I never said I was," Shelia mumbled, biting her lip. "But Debra and I are tight. You said it, Debra. We're besties forever."

"Is she really your friend?" a classmate asked, doubting. "You'd hang with someone like her?"

Debra was the class star, with top grades and a bubbly vibe. She was Seamar City's golden girl and th
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