Novel Storm
Chapter 60 She Was at a Loss
Chapter 60 She Was at a Loss
Chapter 60 She Was at a Loss
Ruby relented at this moment because she wanted to give herself an out.
After saying that, Ruby gave Penny a hard look. "If that's the case, forget it. I don't want to hold it
against Penny for saying bad things about the Foster family."
Penny laughed as soon as Ruby finished speaking.
Ruby's fingertips dropping to her side tightened as she became angry. What was this nuisance
laughing at?
Penny got up and looked at her. "Ms. Foster, you're wrong there. You were the first to slander me in
front of so many people, and you don't apologize to me now that the truth is out. You even sound like
you're so forgiving that you cut me some slack here. Even if you're from the Foster family, you can't
always have your own way, right?"
Ruby was so furious that she didn't know what to say.
She was so riled up. Then Ruby looked at Fiona, hoping that Fiona could come forward and say
something. Ruby felt so overwhelmed by everyone's stare at this point.
But Fiona hung her head and told Ruby in a voice only they could hear.
"Penny is a mistress. When Penny was studying at Chatville University, she seduced an investor. His
wife found out about their affair and spilled paint all over Penny. Ruby, you are the dear daughter of the
Foster family, and you don't have to apologize to a mistress."
Fiona was already thirty-five years old. She was unlike Ruby who was so naive and at a loss when
being provoked.
Fiona hung her head and tried to make everyone ignore her so that she could keep herself out of this.
But Ruby was foolish. Her eyes lit up when she learned this.
"Oh, you used to be a student at Chatville University. You even sneaked your way into someone else's
marriage during college! You are so shameless. I can't believe you have the gall to go back here."
Penny frowned as she looked at Fiona.
Fiona lowered her head slightly, and a slight sneer broke on her lips.
That was what Fiona wanted. As long as Fiona hid behind Ruby, no one would know it was Fiona who
egged Ruby on this.
"Oh? Who told you that I am a homewrecker?"
"Of course, it's Ms. Bender, who used to be a teacher here and was just promoted to director this year.
I guess she taught you before, so she recognized you. I thought you were the one I couldn't afford to
mess with. I just didn't expect you'd do anything so nasty in college."
With that, Ruby looked at Chace.
"Chace, as you can see, no one will believe a mistress. I think she stole my bracelet. Maybe she's been Property of Nô)(velDr(a)ma.Org.
to the staff room afterward and stole it."
"And we can't let such a person discredit Chatville University. We should just find out which class she is
in and take her diploma back so that she can't continue to ruin Chatville University's name."
Ruby felt incredibly glad with an evil look on her face.
Chace was in a dilemma and could not help but quietly wipe the sweat from his forehead. He didn't
expect the past to come to light.
Orlando, the big shot, was here. Chace thought he must do this thing right, or Chatville University's
reputation would be ruined.
Ruby expected Penny to panic, but instead, Penny just coldly raised her eyes at Fiona.
"Ms. Foster, is that what Ms. Bender told you?"
Fiona's lips turned pale, and she inwardly cursed Ruby for being such a dumbass to drag her into this.
Everyone at the scene hardly noticed Fiona, but Ruby put her in the spotlight at this particular moment.
Fiona sneered when it occurred to her that she was the director and didn't need to be afraid of a
woman with no power.
If Penny dared to spread the video of Fiona drinking water from the toilet, Fiona would release the one
of Rocco making out with Penny, and take Penny down with her.
Thinking of this, Fiona smiled and seemed a bit confident.
"It's my fault. I shouldn't have shared Penny's personal information with anyone."
Fiona, on the surface, apologized, but in fact, she actually implicitly confirmed that Penny was the
mistress.
The way the onlookers looked at Penny changed. In this industry, in addition to plagiarizers, mistresses
were also despised.
Moreover, painters and writers had the highest rates of cheating because they boasted of pursuing the
liberation of their souls while disregarding etiquette and morals.
Some of the women present at the exhibition had their marriages ruined by such mistresses, so the
looks they gave Penny now were sarcastic and dismissive.
Zoey also looked at Penny with a look of shock. She just couldn't believe Penny was really a mistress.