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Chapter 32

Author: C.ELLICA
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Raven leaned in like he was about to drop state secrets. "Krystal paid off her entire university debt."

MJ snorted. “With what? Monopoly money?”

“No, dumbass,” he muttered. “Cash. Like actual thick rolls of it. One of my friends works in the admin office—he said she walked in like she owned the damn building. Quiet, not flashy, but confident. Handed over an envelope, signed a few papers, and left. No questions. No installment plans. Full payment.”

MJ stared at him, her mouth falling open slightly.

“That doesn’t make sense,” she said at last, shaking her head. “Krystal couldn’t even afford decent conditioner two years ago. She used to patch her uniform hem with safety pins. She made her own shampoo with baking soda and vinegar!”

Raven shrugged. “Well, she’s got money now. And I don’t mean pocket change. That kind of move? That’s rich-people energy.”

MJ’s fingers twitched over her phone, the temptation to text Ivy or Venice bubbling up like old wine turned to vinegar. But no. They’d jus
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