Chapter 333: A Rose 338

ld never catch Liam became disappointed at the realization. It felt like he up to Yvette.

Unaware of Liam’s Inner turmoil, Yvette gazed icily at Zavier and Casper who were stunned by the outcome. She uttered, “Now, it’s time for you to fulfill your promise.”

“That’s impossible. You couldn’t have saved her!”

Zavier and Casper were still in denial. They wanted to say more, but Jason interrupted them grimly, seemingly worried that they would say the wrong things.

“Shut up and apologize now!”

And just like that, Zavier and Casper reluctantly muttered their apologies.

“We’re sorry. We shouldn’t have looked down on traditional medicine.”

The Jubilife University students who had been watching off–stage felt relieved to see Zavier’s and Casper’s public embarrassment.

“Yvie is amazing! She stood up for us!”

“That’s right! Yvie is fucking awesome! Traditional medicine is the best!”

Jason, Zavier, and Casper became even more grim when they heard the cheers from the audience.

Still, they couldn’t do anything about it, and they felt extremely frustrated.

“W–What’s wrong with me? Yvie? Why are you on stage? Madison asked in confusion as soon as her senses returned.

Yvette stopped Madison from trying to get up and said, “Don’t move. You passed out after g poisoned. I just managed to extract the toxins from your body.”

getting Madison obeyed and stopped moving, but she grew alarmed. Madison asked fearfully, “Poisoned?

How did I get myself poisoned?”

“Somebody poisoned you, that’s how.” Yvette had said that nonchalantly, but the statement shocked everyone in the audience.

“Poisoned?”

‘Oh my God, somebody poisoned the Jubilife contestant? Who did this?”

That’s t “That’s too much! The criminals are among us! We must catch the culprit behind this!”

Ignoring the commotion, Yvette asked Madison, “Give it a good thought. What did you eat before you went on stage?”

Madison tried her best to recall the previous events. Then, she pointed at the bottle on a desk and said, ” Yvie, I only had a mouthful of water before I went on stage. I didn’t finish the bottle and brought it with me. I thought of drinking it when I got thirsty during the match.”

As the chancellor of the host university, Matt had to be accountable for the poisoning case that happened on his campus grounds. Hearing Madison’s words, Matt immediately ordered, “Get the water tested immediately and identify the type of poison. Don’t panic, everyone. We promise to punish the culprit!”

‘There’s no need to get it tested,” Yvette said.

She walked over to the desk where the bottle sat and continued, “Madison was poisoned with a type of enzyme poison that the Yael University laboratory had just created:

Yvette’s statement sent ripples through the crowd.

“What? What do mean it’s a newly developed poison by Yael University? Doesn’t that mean the culprit is from Yael University?”

“Oh my God, to think that Yael University chose to poison other contestants just to win the friendly competition. That’s unacceptable!”

Jason’s expression morphed into a scowl, and he snarled at Yvette, “What are you blabbering about? Even if my students had some prior conflicts with you, it doesn’t mean you can accuse us groundlessly!”

Zavier and Casper agreed, too.

“That’s right! Yvette Murray holds a grudge against us because of our previous argument. That is why she’s deliberately framing Yael University!”

As Yvette listened to how they shifted the blame back to her, she smirked. Her face became ice cold.

Jason immediately added, “Mr. Rusell, are you going to allow your students to accuse Yael University of such crimes? Is this how Jubilife University treats their guests?”