Chapter 356: A Rose 361

“Mr. Wilson, Mr. Murray, you can handle her however you wish. The Suttons will not say anything!

Please spare us this one time!” Julian begged.

Serena stared wide–eyed in disbelief, shocked that Julian would abandon her so easily.

“Dad… What are you saying?” she cried in shock.

Julian immediately turned and glared at her. He looked as if he wanted to strangle her. “Don’t call me Dad, I do not have a fool as a daughter!”

He knew that if it weren’t for her foolishness, the Suttons wouldn’t have offended Wilson and Jacob.

“Honey, how could you say that? Serena is our daughter!”

Seeing Serena’s bloodied mouth and swollen face, Cynthia was heartbroken. She tried to help her up.

However, Julian yanked her back, hissing angrily, “You fool! She’s already made enemies of the Quinns and the Murrays. If we don’t distance ourselves from her, she’ll drag us down too!”

Hearing Julian’s ruthless words, Serena turned deathly pale, her fear intensifying. With the Suttons abandoning her, her fate would only get more tragic.

“Do you know who our boss is? How dare you try these underhanded tricks against her! I could crush you without my boss even lifting a finger!”

Seeing Serena looking ashen and trembling in fear, Jake threw her words back at her.

Serena’s expression darkened further, her body shaking uncontrollably as she crawled before Yvette, looking resentful.

“Yvette, I know I was wrong. I apologize! Please spare me!”

Now, her only hope was to beg for Yvette’s forgiveness so she could have a chance at survival.

Yvette’s beautiful eyes glinted coldly as she looked at her, her red lips uttering two frigid words.

“Too late.”

She knew Serena wasn’t genuinely remorseful. She only apologized because she was afraid. She didn’t deserve forgiveness.

And Yvette wasn’t a saint either. Serena’s decision to hire internet trolls and buy trending topics had not only caused her to go through cyberbullying but also dragged Matt and Jubilife University into chaos.

Serena had to pay for her actions.

“Yvie, how do you want to handle her?” Wilson asked softly.

Seeing their intimate interaction, Jacob felt a pang of jealousy. He quickly stepped forward and pulled Yvette to his side, speaking to Wilson in a displeased tone.

“I can handle this matter for Yvie. We don’t need you.”

Wilson’s eyes narrowed slightly, an air of danger radiating from him. But in the end, he just gritted his teeth and said nothing.

Looking at Wilson, Samuel couldn’t help but chuckle silently to himself.

“Seeing Mr. Wilson being rejected was strangely amusing!” he thought. “Jacob must be upset that Mr. Wilson had stolen his chance to shine in front of Ms. Yvette.”

“Yvie, handle the Suttons however you want. It’s your call.”

Unlike his cold treatment toward Wilson, Jacob’s expression softened with tenderness and affection when he looked at Yvette.

“Expose the way she bullied her classmates online,” Yvette said calmly. “Tell the world how her actions cause them to suffer from severe depression.”