Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me

Chapter 1000 Dropping Out

“Are you sure you really want to drop out?” Marcus asked, thoroughly heartbroken.

Arielle nodded. “You must have forgotten that I’d graduated from Maxwell University previously. There’s really no need for me to complete my studies here.”

Marcus understood it perfectly, but he could not help feeling sorry to see her go.

After all, Arielle was a student of unmatched brilliance. If only she graduated from Jadeborough University, the school’s reputation would definitely be greatly enhanced.

Instantly guessing Marcus’ concerns, Arielle immediately smiled, adding, “Don’t worry, Mr. Brown. Jadeborough University will always be my alma mater as well.”

“All right, then,” said Marcus, visibly relieved. “I’ll go over the paperwork with you tomorrow.”

Arielle responded with a nod. Then she turned to Wendy, asking, “I’m dropping out of this school from tomorrow onward, but you still owe me fifteen million. When do you plan on paying me back?”

Wendy was struggling to process the fact that Arielle was quitting school after having had enough fun when she suddenly heard herself being reminded to pay back her debt.

Humiliation shot through her heart once again.

her cheeks, she burst into

“Is this your

was Wendy’s intention. However, it was not so much because she was reluctant to see her money go. She just wanted

imprisoned, and it should not have been that enormous an amount either. Added to the fact that she had just made two payments

Wendy was about to offer her sculpture to

that she doesn’t have the money, but now she’s also trying

bidding against Arielle for the sculpture. I wonder which acting school she

cover that nasty

Wendy’s face immediately darkened.

must be

had just slapped her in front of everyone. Not only had none of them helped her, but

Arielle had not suffered even the slightest injury. Instead, it had been Wendy herself who had been

This isn’t fair!

got out of this place, she would ask her father to hire an assassin to kill Arielle, once and

eyes were on her in the present moment, and she had no escape. Thus, she changed her mind, retorting coldly, “I wasn’t

for whatever reason, but she should not