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Chapter 1650 Guaranteed Admission   

Author: Five Generals
Soon, the word went around, saying that Kaze staged the auctioning of the Nether Viper Sword to give the Viper Queen money in seeking forgiveness.

It now made sense why the Viper Queen stood by Kaze during the auction.

Only, some found that Magnus died in vain.

The Viper Queen turned her back on the West State branch leader for over 10 billion dollars.

Putting away the Nether Viper Sword, Kaze returned to Horizon Mirror Mansion.

Kaze could hear the cheerful laughter inside before entering.

He stepped inside with a smile. “Good news, I hear?”

“Kaze, I’m guaranteed an admission spot in college!”

Rose rushed over to hold Kaze’s arm, her face blushing with excitement.

The family watched gleefully, not finding the affection between Rose and Kaze inappropriate at all.

Rose was still a baby to the family.

“Oh, congrats. Which college?” Kaze asked with a smile.

As far as he knew, Rose was in one of the best high schools in the South River State.

The students in th
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