Spoil My Sweet Window

Chapter 427

The discussion became louder and louder. Aletta only felt that their saliva could drown people. Although they were scolding Christy, she and Christy were in the same boat. If Christy fell, it would also be a heavy blow to her. She quickly said, “Anaya, don’t slander others! You are obviously trying to save Crystal, that’s why you are talking nonsense here! You said that my teacher asked you to frame Crystal, but why did you agree to it before and only start rebelling now?! You could have turned her down from the beginning!”

Anaya lowered her head, remained silent for a moment, and then said with a bitter smile, “I didn’t refuse at first because I… did want to frame Crystal, but later…”

She took a light breath and said, “She has been pure and kind to me. I really can’t bear to frame her. Even if I give up halfway, I know that Christy must have other ways to hurt her. It’s better to take advantage of this matter to let everyone see her true colors!”

Aletta froze and quickly looked at Christy, hoping that she could say something.

Christy was much calmer than Aletta at this time. She said, “Anaya, since you said that I was the one behind it, do you have any evidence?”

stared at Anaya, and her eyes were full of cruelty-this was the last chance that she gave Anaya. If Anaya knew what was

not waver at all. She took out her mobile phone and said, “When she talked

so kind to you that she let you stay when others criticized you! Is this how

Anaya repeated, “She

sullen face, Flora said, “Can

casually clicked on one of them and heard Christy’s voice, “…The design came out so soon? Take it out and let me have a look… It’s not bad. Mrs. Cook should like

“…Why do we have to swap

question that you already know the

Anaya didn’t say anything.

has something to do with Monique. Her embroidery skills must have been taught by Monique. I only learned superficial knowledge in the past. When I take out the two pieces of clothes, wouldn’t I be laughed at when others see that my work is not as

“… I got it.”